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Boston’s ‘Dirty’ Beer
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Penny Schwartz
A water purification company with Israeli roots worked with Boston's popular Harpoon Brewery to create a limited-edition beer made out of Charles River water.
Arts
Film
Arts
Film
Kickstarter Campaign for Clown Documentary
by
Rachel Schwartzberg
by
Rachel Schwartzberg
The film follows four medical clowns in Israel, including Dush, a 15-year veteran at Hadassah Hospital.
Israeli Scene
News + Politics
Light up a Camel in Neon
by
Sharon Udasin
One Negev-area veterinarian has made it his mission to curb fatal traffic accidents caused by errant camels colliding with cars.
Health + Medicine
Quick Scan
Health + Medicine
Quick Scan
Israeli Salad for the Masses
by
Milly Ada Abraham
by
Milly Ada Abraham
An Israeli company prepared a Guinness-record-breaking batch of the famous salad to draw attention to their tomato-based health products.
Health + Medicine
Quick Scan
Health + Medicine
Quick Scan
Diagnosing Dementia, Via App
by
Randi O'Connor
by
Randi O'Connor
A new Israeli app aims to diagnose dementia then offer guidance to doctors for managing the patient’s condition and adjusting treatment.
Israeli Scene
News + Politics
Mystery Mikve in Jerusalem
by
Esther Hecht
Some of the symbols in the newly discovered first-century C.E. mikve are typical of depictions in the Second Temple Period.
Israeli Scene
Life + Style
Wafer-Thin Survival
by
Esther Hecht
I confess. I have a sweet tooth. I am one of those people who sit down in a restaurant, hand the wine menu back to
American View
Life + Style
A Fare to Remember
by
Raanan Geberer
Today, if you hail a taxicab in New York, the driver will likely be an immigrant from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ghana, Greece or Haiti. Often, you
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