Guy Sharett's graffiti tours are an “innovative method of Hebrew-language instruction combining the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of Tel Aviv.”

Israel’s unofficial national sport has no rules and no winners. It just requires a beach, two players, two paddles and a ball.

Over 60 Israelis—both Jews and Arabs—have come to Lesbos since September 2015 to help refugees under the auspices of IsraAID.

Sarona, the 150-year-old Templer village and former British Army headquarters, is now Tel Aviv's newest lifestyle hub.

A sensitive artist, philosopher and devoted family man are not what usually come to mind on hearing the name Alfred Dreyfus. But visitors to the

They were an odd couple, these two middle-aged women—one in a black hijab and ankle-length dress, the other in tight-fitting jeans and colorful T-shirt—standing there

A gray winter morning in a suburb of Paris. A teenage girl is rushing to catch the train to school. As the door of the

It’s a brisk winter morning on a hilltop in Gush Etzion. Inside a prefabricated hut, a middle-aged woman in a headscarf and ankle-length tunic is