Arava
Silk Road Virtual Museum opens first Israel exhibit, displays ancient textiles found in Arava
The exhibit, curated by academics from the University of Haifa, features textiles from India, Central Asia, and China.
Collection of 7,000-year-old ostrich eggs discovered under sand dunes in southern Israel
Chefs in the greenhouse: The Arava becomes Israel’s culinary capital for the weekend
Suspected terror infiltration determined false alarm, was Jordanian Border Police operation
Ministry forms ‘special section’ to address Arab housing shortage
Galant: Prosperity of the Arab sector is in the interest of Israeli society as a whole.
New Water Resources and Development Potential in Israel’s South
Government launches NIS 100m. fund to help Arava farmers diversify away from peppers
Under the program, farmer who agree to convert their pepper growing areas into spaces to develop other crops are eligible to receive grants.
Judaism and Environment – An Interview with Rabbi Michael Cohen
Kibbutz Ketura – Pioneering Israeli History
Harvard to Haifa in the pursuit of medicine
Dr. Eric Amster – the San Diego native changing Israel’s environmental health one step at a time
Tragic end as search party finds remains of pilot
Family find suicide note of Ein Vered man Avner Tshori, 38, who flew off in his ultra-light plane; body found in Arava desert.
Generating Solar Power in the Arava
Branching out
From the Arava to Ein Zivan, shady picnic spots are a part of the country’s history.
Talking about being an Israeli
In a series of 10 events, the Notzar Theater is exploring identity and solidarity.
