Experts Study Rare African Parchment In Search Of Clues About The Evolution Of Writing
Vai script of Liberia, created from scratch around 1834, said to offer important insight.
Arts & Culture
Ozie Nzeribe Aims To Change The World As A Youth Advocate, Actor And Rapper
“God has blessed me with so much it is only fitting to pay it forward,” Nzeribe says.
Visits To Israel’s National Library Arabic Website Double
The majority of regional users are young men from Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority and Saudi Arabia.
Award For Cool Kids’ Spaces In Hospitals, Hotels, Museums
Sarit Shani Hay Studio wins Dezeen reader award for outstanding projects and exhibitions that foster child-centric experiences.
Then-And-Now Portraits On Tel Aviv’s Most Iconic Street
Reflections of Dizengoff’s 1970s heydays go viral online and on the street, leading to rekindled friendships and a popular exhibit
Tracing The History Of Tel Aviv In Its Street Names
Named for politicians, poets, heroes and heroines, the streets of Tel Aviv tell a fascinating story.
America’s Sweetheart Betty White Dies At 99
White’s timeless charm and cheeky sense of humor made a mark in the fast-growing television industry.
Making A Home For Novy God In The Israeli Calendar
The Russian new year comes with a tree, a Grandfather Frost delivering presents and family time for Russian-speaking Israelis.
Oscar Shortlist For Horror Show Of How Jewish Refugees Had To Keep Nazi Defectors ‘Happy’ In US
Holocaust survivors were ordered to take German rocket scientists to nightclubs and on trips to buy their wives lingerie.