Israel

A PICTURE IS WORTH A 1000 WORDS….Israel, a country that constantly amazes By Barbara Kingstone No matter how often I return to Israel, this small country, that’s 318 miles from tip to toe, and...

It’s not often that on a hotel elevator going up or down a few floors, can one get some quotes and also get to know the demography of the guests. Here’s one example. A beautiful young New York based,...

It’s not often that  on a hotel elevator going up or down a few floors, can one get some quotes and also get to know the demography of the guests. Here’s one example. A beautiful young New York based,...

              It’s only natural to be concerned about security when visiting Israel and other middle east countries. However, no matter where I...

Israel is a country of contrasts wrapped in controversy with a twist of ancient history and tied up in incredible new architecture. Where does one begin with a country the size of New Jersey yet provokes...

It’s only natural to think about security when planing to travel to Israel and other middle east countries.  However, no matter where I wandered in the small country of Israel, the size of New Jersey, was I...

One of Israel’s most northern cities, located on the Mediterranean coast, Acre (also known as Akko), is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, first mentioned in 3500BC. Many movements...

On my last visit to Tel Aviv, I went looking for the elusive splendour of Bauhaus architecture on a wide, lush, tree-lined boulevard called Rothschild. I had heard about this motherlode of what is known in...

To make sufganiot and traditional latkes at home, follow the easy and tasty EL AL recipes outlined below, created by Executive Chef Steven Weintraub of Borenstein Caterers (a subsidiary of EL AL)....

Luckily, I had a native Tel Aviv resident take me to jeweller Vered Laor’s shop since it would have been impossible to locate on my own. Not that the boutique doesn’t have presence which...