By Bob Nechin Ein Hod is an artists' village in Israel, just south of Haifa, not far from the Mediterranean coast. Nestled in the foothills... Read More

Not many people can watch television and say they're working. For Matt Sienkiewicz, assistant professor of communications at Boston College, it's all part of the... Read More

In our 20 years of experience in managing and catering exclusive events in Jerusalem, we saw so many types of people, cultures and styles but there was always... Read More

In celebration of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel Independence Day, on April 16, I chatted with “American Idol” season 10 star Brett Loewenstern, who will be singing... Read More

Bayern Munich is playing scary good football right now. While their ascendancy to superclub status is nothing new, this year they are in rare form.... Read More

Anti-semitism in European soccer is nothing new. Racist and neo-Nazi chants, hatred on Facebook pages, denied visas for Israelis trying play in Dubai, the list... Read More

Those that claim that technology has replaced normal conversation may have a valid claim.  Facebook has virtually replaced the homey kitchen chat. An email is... Read More

February is Jewish Disability Awareness Month, and Four Questions will be featuring two different people with disabilities and how they work within the Jewish community.... Read More

  On the tenth of December, the second day of Hanukkah, the Volunteering Subcommittee of the Boston-Haifa Connection Young Leadership Committee organized a festive event... Read More

  Two years after starting Yazamim B’Jeans (“Entrepreneurs in Jeans”), the CJP Boston- Haifa Connection’s flagship young entrepreneurs program based in Haifa, we were honored... Read More