One day every year, Israelis—mostly secular—take time to mourn, celebrate and remember fallen Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and the era of hope that he symbolized.

Tel Aviv and Jerusalem: They define themselves as much by their opposition to each other as do lowland and mountain, earth and sky, wet and

At the corner of Rambam Street and Nahalat Binyamin in Tel Aviv stands an edifice designed by one of the city’s seminal architects. This building

What started out as a utopian garden suburb is today Israel’s center of finance, culture and technology. As Tel Aviv marks its centennial, it is

Its salty waters have made appearances throughout recorded history, and today, the Dead Sea region is vital to Israel’s tourism industry. But is the lowest

Ismail Ahmed is one of the lucky ones. He works 13 hours a day, 7 days a week, in his shop in Tel Aviv. Many

Darfur has become a symbol of burned villages, rape and murder, but the region of western Sudan that gives its name to genocide in Africa

Lower your head, bend your knees, turn on your flash-light and take a deep breath: You are about to descend into the entrance of Hezekiah’s