Millennials
Millennials are changing the rules: Most donors in Israel are young
According to a giving report by JGive, millennials no longer view donating as a one-time event, but as an integral part of their financial conduct.
Israel's greatest generations: Gen Zers, millennials who answered the call after Oct. 7 - opinion
Italian teen made first millennial Catholic saint at youthful Vatican event
Three artists, three questions: Millennials
Your Investments: I’ll take the shoes in both black and red
If you budget and have the money for certain ones, then go ahead and treat yourself. But if you can’t afford to take the family to Italy for a week of skiing, then go to the Hermon for a day or two.
Iván Chávez on the future of sustainable travel and tourism
Founded by Chávez’s father, Daniel Chávez Morán, Grupo Vidanta built its first hotel in the resort town of Mazatlán, Mexico in 1974.
Hundreds of Jews and Christians pray for peace
The three-day Awake Jerusalem festival was organized by Eagles Wings in cooperation with other Christian and Jewish organizations.
Valentino Danchev on the Future of Luxury Travel
Millennials are hungry for boutique travel experiences that will transform them from the inside out.
25 years on, how do ‘Oslo babies’ see peace accords?
The 'Post' talked to 25-year-old Israelis and Palestinians about the peace process.
Israeli web series 'Confess' heading to the U.S.
Actress Julie Delpy working to bring American version of hookup show to AMC
Today’s millenials aren’t so different from early kibbutz members
It’s not surprising that so many Israelis, many former kibbutzniks, are helping define the sharing economy.
Survey exposes American ignorance about Holocaust
Two-thirds of Millennials interviewed, between the ages of 18 and 34, could not identify what Auschwitz is.
The age of reason
Our elected officials can work differently and be held accountable to each and every member of the electorate.
Why Israel’s emissaries should stop trying to reason with millennials
Millennials are the largest living generation. After the Netanyahu speech, an Ipsos poll found that a staggering one-third of these 18- to 34-year-olds would back a boycott of Israel.
