French delicacies like éclairs and macarons are sharing bakery-case real estate with sponge strudels. Argentinian cookies are popping up in bakeries. Artisan bread is on the rise.

The cheapest model costs less than $10,000 and comes with one partition for rainwater and a separate, larger one for dipping.

Israeli activists and women’s groups are fighting to make mikves welcoming places for women who come from the entire spectrum of religious observance.

An ongoing project by an Israeli illustrator delights as well as provides insight on the photos that are the backdrop of our lives on social media.

Last November, two scissors-wielding Palestinian teenagers stabbed an elderly man in the head near Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda market.

The story of Israel has been told—and retold—through photographs by photojournalists, artists, bloggers and even tourists. Yet French photographer Frédéric Brenner was sure that he

My husband, our two sons—ages 7 and 10—and I are spending a year in Israel. We went from Brooklyn to Bavli, a neighborhood in Tel Aviv.

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