jerusalem
Sukkot
I like all of the Jewish holidays, because each one of them is special and unique. In Hanukkah I like the candles and the doughnuts,
Anti-Homophobia Day in Israel
Every year on May 17 we celebrate the International Day against Homophobia. The day was established in 2005 and since 2006 we began celebrating it in
The Earthquake in Haiti
On January 12 2010, around 5 PM, there was a strong earthquake in Haiti. It lasted only 1 minute but killed over 230,000 people and
The Israeli Government’s Third Year Anniversary
While the Middle East is changing faster than ever and many regimes are falling, our government maintains its stability and strength. The current government –
Will Lapid be the Torch?
Yair Lapid was born on November 5, 1963 in Tel Aviv. Lapid is an Israeli actor, author, TV presenter and news anchor. In the beginning
Shalit and Lapid are Joining the Knesset
Despite the relative surprise, Yair Lapid, a former journalist and TV announcer and Noam Shalit, Gilad Shalit’s father, decided to run for the elections to the next
The Night Spectacular
The Jewish holiday Hanukkah, which celebrates the survival of the second Temple in Jerusalem, is definitely my favorite. It’s filled with light (literally) and tasty
Tour at Mount Herzl
Last Hanukkah there was an overnight Eye2Israel seminar. All the members, ages 14-18 came to learn about Israel, about public diplomacy, about debate and of
Behind our Clip Sync
During the Hanukkah holiday, I participated in the Eye2Israel project overnight seminar, which took place on December 21-22, 2011. During the second day of the
There Was a Purpose
For me, there was one main purpose for the Eye2Israel overnight seminar in Jerusalem – to meet new people, and I definitely got that done
