Danna Harman

Bruno Frydman's family endured the Inquisition and the Holocaust; his unique background shapes his approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

A self-proclaimed nerd and an avid hiker embark on a televised honeymoon, crisscrossing the world while competing against other couples in Israel's version of 'The Amazing Race.'

And a better lawyer than her husband, says Britain’s former first lady, here to get honorary doctorate from Ben-Gurion University.

The MIT-sponsored Middle East Education through Technology (MEET) project does more than just bring Israeli and Palestinian teenagers together - it is producing some innovative ideas for start-ups.

Speakers debate the motion: 'If Israel continues on its current course - it cannot remain both a democratic and Jewish State.'

Sometimes the person you think you hate is the one you're meant to end up with.

Proposed levy threatens dozens of microbreweries just as local industry is getting off the ground.

Jacob’s Ladder, the anglo-friendly biannual live music festival, which is the highlight of many an Israeli folk music fan’s springtime calendar, is upon us.

The Iron Lady may have had 'sharp differences' with Israeli governments, but she was a 'genuine friend of Israel and the Jewish people,' says Matthew Gould, Britain's current ambassador to Israel.

The community in northern Israel brings people with disorders like Down syndrome and autism together for labor, leisure and love.

They'll give you their number and tell you to call, then turn out to have a regular boyfriend. They'll invite you for dinner with the family on the second date. For newcomers, dating locals can be something of an enigma.

The two Scottish sisters who founded the Tabeetha School set out to provide the children of the Holy Land with an education; their lessons on the importance of celebrating diversity live on.

As part of her personal mission to give Israeli women - Arabs and Jews alike - what she says is some desperately needed support, clothing designer Noa Mondshein opened a brassiere boutique on Jaffa's multi-culti Jerusalem Boulevard.

Growing number of post-graduates coming to Israel to dig in their heels in less-than-glamorous locations and do some good.

As more Israeli homosexual couples father children, many find their joy in parenting is dampened by frustration at the Rabbinate, which won't recognize their children as Jewish.

'Romantic Israel' may seem to many like a contradiction in terms, but even in the land of prickly cynics, love is everywhere. Danna Harman set out to find the most poignant, piquant and heartening love stories, which are now available for download in kindle e-book format.

Statistics show there are plenty of singles of various ages in Israel. (Happily) single Daniella Perlstein, of JDate, says they're in good company, and she knows how and where they can meet their match.

Dance instructor Raquella Siegel dreams of creating a Modern Orthodox hip-hop scene in Israel, with nationwide competitions.

In providing a space for literary discussion beyond the hallowed pages of old media, book blogs made it possible to chat with strangers who shared the same taste. Now those venerable publications have their own blogs and bloggers’ bylines are appearing in print.

How two gay dancers from different countries brought their families together.

In Efrat, American-Israelis vote with high hopes and appreciation; the issues are 'security, legitimacy, and the struggle for a peaceful future'.

With a roving program of language classes called The Schoolhouse, Sara Stern is giving Israel's asylum seekers the ultimate gift: The ability to read and write English.

Green Movement leader Alon Tal is campaigning hard for Livni’s Hatnuah party, which he says is Israel’s best hope for political and environmental change.

Jaffa-based Nalaga'at theater troupe heads to New York for three weeks of performances, a feat that sounds easier than it is.

Thousands of program participants from around the world attended the gigantic party-cum-pep rally at the Jerusalem International Convention Center.