Maya Mizrahi
Author
Maya Mizrahi is a reporter and editor at Epoch Magazine in Israel.
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The Psychology of the Supercommunicators
Journalist Charles Duhigg set out on a journey to uncover the shared traits of people who are superb at communicating and connecting with others.
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Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Has Yet to Be Neutralized—and It May Take Commandos to Do It
In the latest round of strikes against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, the sites hit so far include Natanz, Minzadehei, Isfahan, and Lavisan 2/Mojdeh.
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Teacher Goes the Extra Mile to Care for His Pupils in Battle-Torn Syria
“If there will be no education, all the youngsters will become fighters,” says Abdulkafi Alhamdo
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In the Beginning There Was Light
Master photographer Leonid Padrul works with light to capture the life of his subjects.
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Art Exhibit: A World of Light
For the first time in France, until Jan. 16, an exhibition is dedicated to one of the greatest painters of the Italian Quattrocento.
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Protesters Express Optimism and Hope
A photo exhibit presents the face of the Jan. 25 revolution in Egypt and the recent protests in Israel.
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Louvre Pays Homage to Precious Miniatures
Magnificent miniature paintings are on display at the Louvre in Paris, France.
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Reality Captured in Paintings Full of Light
An Israeli painter raises questions about the understanding of reality and how it should be depicted.
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Women Embroider Their Dreams
The Museum for Bedouin Culture, Israel, has newly a carpet made from embroidered works by Bedouin women on display.
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The Psychology of the Supercommunicators
Journalist Charles Duhigg set out on a journey to uncover the shared traits of people who are superb at communicating and connecting with others.
|
Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Has Yet to Be Neutralized—and It May Take Commandos to Do It
In the latest round of strikes against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, the sites hit so far include Natanz, Minzadehei, Isfahan, and Lavisan 2/Mojdeh.
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Teacher Goes the Extra Mile to Care for His Pupils in Battle-Torn Syria
“If there will be no education, all the youngsters will become fighters,” says Abdulkafi Alhamdo
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In the Beginning There Was Light
Master photographer Leonid Padrul works with light to capture the life of his subjects.
|
Art Exhibit: A World of Light
For the first time in France, until Jan. 16, an exhibition is dedicated to one of the greatest painters of the Italian Quattrocento.
|
Protesters Express Optimism and Hope
A photo exhibit presents the face of the Jan. 25 revolution in Egypt and the recent protests in Israel.
|
Louvre Pays Homage to Precious Miniatures
Magnificent miniature paintings are on display at the Louvre in Paris, France.
|
Reality Captured in Paintings Full of Light
An Israeli painter raises questions about the understanding of reality and how it should be depicted.
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Women Embroider Their Dreams
The Museum for Bedouin Culture, Israel, has newly a carpet made from embroidered works by Bedouin women on display.
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