Starting in September, 5,000 renderings of Jerusalem by local kindergartners were exhibited on the ceilings of the capital’s light rail trains.

Israeli technology could soon be doing your laundry. FoldiMate, a laundry-folding robot developed in Israel, promises to deliver neatly folded shirts, pants and towels.

After the sun sets, Mahaneh Yehudah welcomes revelers with music and dancing, food and drink.

Over 60 women throughout the city have joined a program to invite tourists into their homes, educating their guests about how different groups of Jerusalemites live.

Wassim Razzouk belongs to a centuries-old family tradition of tattooing Christian pilgrims to Jerusalem. His Old City shop sits just inside Jaffa Gate.

​“Street names and signs are all part of the creation of egalitarian public space, and of creating inspirational models for our young people,” one activist said.

Caesarstone countertops leap out of the kitchen and onto the pages of this high-end, Italian produced conceptual cookbook.

BOL Pharma's Dr. Tamir Gedo discusses the emerging industry of cannabis-based drugs.