Desert

Colombian rancher finds largest known fossil of three-meters tall “Terror Bird” in Tatacoa Desert

Fossil bears tooth marks from giant crocodile, hinting at how the predator met its end.

Neve Eilat shines after refurbishment

Experience luxury at Neve Eilat Hotel, featuring spacious suites, top-tier service, and a relaxing pool for all ages

Homemade gulab jamun recipe: A sweet Indian memory

Discover the secret to making gulab jamun, delightful Indian donuts served with spiced sugar water, as cook Sarit Eliyahu shares her family recipe and technique for this cherished treat.

By IN COLLABORATION WITH OLIVE TREE OIL
06/10/2024

Reviva & Celia's chocolate dream has come true

A little different working day.

By YANIV GRANOT/WALLA!
10/09/2024

Beautiful Ramat Hasharon Duplex perfect for everyone

The duplex was designed by Tzvia Kazayoff for a young couple and their three kids, boasts an enlarged kitchen and a central yard for hospitality and leisure. A true standout in every way.

By WALLA!
16/06/2024

Kfar Hanokdim: A look at Israel's fun desert oasis

Kfar Hanokdim sits in a valley between Arad and Masada, providing family fun and a break from the norm.

New study from the Hebrew University unveils Isopod eating habits which affects the ecosystem

Isopods, crustaceans mistaken for bugs, studied by researchers in dietary preferences. They choose soil crust over plant litter, aided by microbes for digestion, revealing dietary intricacies.

Crisis as a catalyst, will Oct. 7 reshape the Israeli tech ecosystem?

Israel's tech ecosystem responds innovatively to crises, transitioning from emergency hacks to long-term recovery solutions, fostering national growth opportunities.

By BAR PEREG , ALINA SHKOLNIKOV SHVARTSMAN
21/04/2024

The Roladin chain presents the kosher cake collection for Passover 2024

As every year, the Roladin confectionery chain launches a new and diverse, festive and kosher collection of desserts for Passover.

07/04/2024
Iraqi rescuers search for survivors over the site where an overloaded ferry sank in the Tigris river

Rains bring relief to drought-stricken Iraq, experts urge action to prevent more desertification

Although the Tigris and Euphrates rivers have swelled in recent heavy rains, a dry climate is the norm in Iraq, and with Turkish and Iranian dams cutting off water flow.

By HUDHAIFA EBRAHIM/THE MEDIA LINE
02/03/2024
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