Israel

German-Israeli teamwork: Young tradespeople are working together to preserve the Bauhaus world heritage of Tel Aviv.

Many Israelis find their second home in Berlin – as photographers, journalists, musicians or bakers. Discover what it is about Germany’s capital that inspires them.

Mixed groups, topical issues, plenty of new ideas: Exchange programme has young Israelis and Germans jointly solve real digitisation challenges.

This German-Israeli school exchange tackles controversial topics such as migration and homosexuality – but is primarily about new encounters.

Insider stories from Berlin and Christmas in Jerusalem – with this fellowship, journalists from Germany and Israel discover what issues concern people in the respective other country.

How business startups from Israel are boosting innovation in German industry.

The Working Holiday Programme enables young Israelis and Germans to explore the respective other country while working part-time. Here you will find all the necessary information.

The two singers Carlotta Truman and Laurita Spinelli will represent Germany at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

The new head of the Munich Documentation Centre for the History of National Socialism explains why studying the German past is especially important today.

A highly symbolic job: Yossi David from Jerusalem is the first Israel Professor at Uni Mainz.

The White City in Tel Aviv is part of German-Israeli history – and present: Germans and Israelis are working together on the conversion of the Max Liebling House.

Travelling and meeting people: how the German-Israeli Youth Organization can help dispel the shadows of the past.