We cover what makes life in Israel so special — it's people. A non-profit organization, ISRAEL21c's team of journalists are committed to telling stories that humanize Israelis and show their positive ...

An Israeli organization is providing solar power units and communication systems to badly-hit communities in the wake of Hurricane Helene, even as the latest Category 3 storm, Hurricane Milton batters ...

During the Gaza conflict, Nitza Kardish has been going twice a week to harvest tomatoes, plant zucchini, and tend pineapples in greenhouses along with thousands of other volunteers.. Farmworkers are ...

Should you feel like grabbing a drink at the local café or stocking up on some organic vegetables at the market in the Tel Aviv neighborhood of Shapira, you won’t need to dig around your pockets for ...

You can help us tell Israel's story better! In an era rife with political division, ISRAEL21c stands apart — we place people over politics, and introduce readers to life in Israel beyond salacious ...

This is the famous Gihon Spring, the only water source in ancient Jerusalem, through which David led his army to take the city by surprise. According to the book of Kings I, the Gihon Spring is where ...

However, we all can do our part to mitigate and adapt to this searing reality, says Prof. Evyatar Erell of Ben-Gurion University’s Department of Geography and Environmental Development. “Mitigation” ...

The future King David defeated the Philistine giant Goliath in the Elah (Ella) Valley, according to the book of Samuel. Now you can visit where it happened by hiking between the ruins of the ancient ...

From a virtual bartender who speaks with a Hebrew accent to a high-tech mosquito zapper, Israeli startups were buzzing at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas, January 3-7. ISRAEL21c has a ...

Zarka says he completed 25 years in the Israel Defense Forces Medical Corps on “the first candle of Hanukkah” in 2014. Two days later, he became the first Druze to head an Israeli hospital — the ...

Farmers in arid areas of India need no convincing that the climate is changing under their feet. Their income is drying up along with their groundwater wells, forcing many to give up farming.. As ...