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In this box, we’re bringing you the best of the land of milk and honey while celebrating the beginning of a new year.
Shana Tova u’metukah – Have a good and sweet new year!
What’s inside your Rosh Hashana Box?
Honey Cream with Apples and Cinnamon by Tzuf
This honey cream with apples and cinnamon is created through a unique process that turns the honey into a delicate cream with an amazing texture that is airy and soft. It’s perfect to add to crackers or bread, to use in baking or as a drink!
Shabbat Candles by Simon Bees
These candles are made of beeswax, the perfect way to the spirit of Rosh Hashana to your holiday table (and they are a gorgeous decoration!).
Olive Oil by Anshei Hazait
This high-quality Israeli olive oil is cold pressed with a slightly dominant flavor and slight bitterness. You’ll love it!
Pomegranate earrings by Hila Assa
These earrings, coated in 24k gold, feature a pomegranate in a design created specifically for Israelibox. There’s no better way to dress up for your Rosh Hashana meal or services.
Hanging Paper Mache Pomegranates by Yad LaKashish (Social Product)
These pomegranates (in a range of colors) will decorate your home with the special meaning behind our Cause of the Month.
Israel is packed with amazing food but there’s one meal that really stands out above the rest… breakfast! Israeli breakfast is rich, fresh, full of flavor and variety, and simply fabulous. Israelis love to get together to eat breakfast and brunch throughout the week and particularly on the weekends, eating at both home and restaurants throughout the country. Israeli breakfasts typically feature a variety of salads, breads, eggs, dips, spreads, drinks and more. While we can’t ship you an actual Israeli breakfast (unfortunately!) this month’s box will give you the tools and raw materials to get you started on creating your own meal right at home. B’teavon (enjoy your meal!)!
Black Coffee Mug by Tzipor Hanefesh
Enjoy your Israeli dose of black coffee as part of your Israeli breakfast in this mug made by the amazing people at Tzipor Hanefesh. The mug features the words “yom tov matchil b’café tov” meaning “a good day starts with good coffee”. Don’t you agree?
Shakshuka Spice Mix and Za’atar Spice by Ayelet’s Spices
Inspired by her personal no-gluten, no-sugar diet, Ayelet invites her (online) shop visitors to “do the Shuk” right from their own homes. With unique flavor combinations, these spices will boost your cooking while supporting a family-run Israeli business. This month’s box features two different Ayelet spices: Shakshuka mix and Za’atar spice. Adding Israeli spices to your breakfast will give it the perfect authentic twist that you’re looking for.
Eggplant and Mint Spread by the Well Delicatessen
The Well Delicatessen is a boutique store founded by husband-and-wife team Sigal and Inbar in Rosh Pina, a perfect location for a great Israeli breakfast. With no preservatives or artificial flavors, you can truly taste the freshness in each product. This eggplant and mint spread adds a unique twist to your breakfast table while maintaining traditional and delicious Israeli flavors. Warning! It’s addictive.
Black/”Mud” Coffee by AgroCafé
It’s no surprise that farmers (including coffee growers) face challenges today. AgroCafe was founded with the goal of helping farmers and coffee growers to face challenges presented by weather, the soil around them, and water by creating groundbreaking technology to meet and beat these needs. This month’s box includes black or “mud” coffee which Israelis love to drink alongside their breakfast (and in your enclosed cup!). Check out our blog for the best coffee recipe!
Middle Eastern Style Serving Bowls from East Jerusalem
Wander the streets of the shuk in East Jerusalem and you’ll find a wide range of gorgeous ceramics and products to decorate your home. Israeli breakfasts not only taste great but they are also presented in a beautiful and inviting manner. This set of small serving bowls is the quintessential way to present your breakfast, just like we do in Jerusalem J
This month’s box was born out of my burning desire to do something to help southern Israel’s small businesses in the aftermath of the latest conflict last month.
Israel’s south is gorgeous, full of agriculture and amazing people who have unfortunately had to suffer under difficult circumstances in the last twenty years.
This month we’re focusing on the south, on the small businesses that were hurt by the latest round of violence and on the things that make the south so special.
What’s inside your South Israel Support IsraeliBox?
Citron Hand Cream by Arugot
This hand cream is made from citron extract, shea butter, and other herbal extracts creating a rich and super smoothing cream.
Black Olives in Salt by “Anshei Hazait”
These black olives in salt are the perfect snack or addition to your meal. Just close your eyes and pretend that you’re in the olive fields of southern Israel!
Apple Jam & Chardonnay Wine by Ptora
This apple and chardonnay wine jam is made from a family recipe with no preservatives.
Handmade “Ain Li Eretz Aheret” copper Israel stand by Rami Zamir
Rami worked together with IsraeliBox to create this unique piece that is the essence of the crisis in the south and all of Israel. Made by hand, out of copper, this stand features the outline of Israel and the saying “Ain Li Eretz Aheret” (I have no other land). It’s a powerful and exciting statement coming from an artist that has been living under the threat of rockets for years. It represents what we truly feel here in Israel everyday: this is the only place for us.
Jerusalem… one of the most exciting, interesting, historic, gorgeous cities in the world. Israel’s capital city brings together the old and the new in a magical combination of culture, religion, people, cuisines and architecture. Just wander down the streets of Jerusalem and you’ll instantly feel why the city is so unique. This month’s box is all about Jerusalem (one of my favorite cities in the world!). Each piece comes from a special location within the city, whose stories can be told through their products. Are you ready to bring Jerusalem into your home? Yalla, let’s go.
What’s inside your Jerusalem IsraeliBox?
Jerualem Magnet by Yad LaKashish
Made by Yad LaKashish, this Jerusalem magnet will add a bit of Jerusalem flavor to your home, with a special meaning behind it. The work at Yad LaKashish gives the elderly a feeling of empowerment and belonging, and you’ll feel touched each time you look at your magnet.
Hanging Magen David with Jerusalem imprint from the Old City
This Magen David, straight from the Old City, is a magical way to bring the feeling of the Old City straight into your home.
Memo Pad from the Israel Museum, Jerusalem
This memo pad is from the “Jerusalem in Detail” exhibition and features an Arabesque design from the Muslim Quarter of the Old City in the 14th century by Yishai Ben-David. Every time you jot down a note with this pad, you’ll think about the wonders of Jerusalem!
Dried apricot “leather” by Rosemary- Mahne Yehuda
The smells, the colors, the hustle before Shabbat begins on Friday… this is Mahne Yehuda shuk in Jerusalem. When snacking on this dried apricot roll, close your eyes and pretend you’re in the middle of Mahne Yehuda… you won’t regret it.
Pesto-flavored Tahini by Mamlechet HaChalva (Chalva Kingdom)
This Pesto Tahini is a spin on traditional tahini, and will add a great, Jerusalem flavor (with a twist) to your table.
Am Yisrael Chai (the Jewish Nation lives) is not only a popular saying but a sentiment and feeling that is constant here in Israel. Israeli pride is a deep part of the Israeli people who don’t take for granted for a second our existence as the land of the Jewish people. This month Israel celebrates two important days: Yom Hazikaron (Memorial Day) on April 14 and Yom Ha’atzmaut (Independence Day) on April 15. It’s a time for remembering those who have sacrificed themselves for our country as well as to celebrate our existence! This month’s box is dedicated to Israeli pride and to our soldiers, who protect us every day and are one of the biggest sources of pride in Israel.
What’s inside your Israeli Pride IsraeliBox?
Leather case with travel prayer engraving and Book of Psalms by Amiel Leather Design –
This piece is a traditional gift given by mothers to their sons before being enlisted. It has the travel prayer engraved on the back (to keep them safe!) and a small Book of Psalms included. Soliders typically put their dog tags on the necklace and keep the case on them throughout their service.
Magen David Candle by SHEKEL–
This gorgeous Magen David shaped candle made by our cause of the month, will look great on any surface in your home and even more spectacular when lit!
Honey Beer by Negohot –
This month’s box includes Negohot honey beer, the perfect way to celebrate Israeli Independence Day.
Sunflower seeds by Garinei Afula –
Garinei Afula is an Israeli supplier of nuts, seeds, spices and more that has been around for decades. Based in Afula in the north of Israel, you’ll feel like a real Israeli while snacking on these seeds alongside your honey beer (they’re incredibly popular with soldiers!). How do you eat them
Large Israeli flag –
This month’s box includes your own Israeli flag (made in Israel, of course!), the perfect way to show your Israeli pride all year long.
Pesach!
The excitement leading up to Pesach here in Israel starts way before the holiday begins.
With spring cleaning underway, Seder preparations and school holiday beginning the week before, there’s a feeling that everyone is getting ready for Pesach together.
When Seder night arrives, the traffic begins as families and friends get together to celebrate (don’t forget, here in Israel we only have one Seder!).
Throughout the week, Israelis love to travel throughout the country and enjoy the perfect spring weather.
It’s a special time of year and this month, we’re bringing you the best of Pesach here in Israel.
What’s inside your Pesach IsraeliBox?
Walnut sack by Ma’arag
Filled with Israeli walnuts, this sack is imprinted with the words “Chag Aviv Sameach” meaning “Happy Spring Holiday” (another name for Pesach here in Israel!). Walnuts are the perfect way to decorate your holiday table, to use in your charoset or to snack on.
Date and Nut Charoset by Meshek Lin
This date and nut charoset is a great addition to your Pesach seder plate. Featuring dates, apples and walnuts, you’ll love the interesting twist of Israeli flavors throughout the holiday!
Fragrant “Sack of Health” by Body Shop
Pesach is the time for spring cleaning, and this sack will add a great smell to your closet, bathroom or car. Imprinted with the words “sack of health”, the sack serves as a reminder that after such a crazy period, it’s time to wish ourselves good health in the coming year.
Adorned Silver Spoon by Danon
This silver spoon is a special addition to this month’s box, bringing Israeli designs and symbols into your home during Pesach (and is ideal for serving your charoset!).
Jerusalem Embroidered Kitchen Towel by Emanuel
This hand embroidered towel will remind you of your connection to Jerusalem and the hope that we’ll all be together next year here in Israel!
What is women’s empowerment in here in Israel? It’s women skyrocketing to new heights in business, the army, and in society in general. It’s women supporting one another to be anything and everything they want to be, shaping the future of Israel. Women’s empowerment is also looking at the darker side of things: the areas in which women are still struggling in our culture and identifying areas for improvement. This month, in honor of International Women’s Day, we’re diving into all aspects of women’s empowerment here in Israel.
What’s inside your Empowerment Women Box?
Maya’s stickers by Eti Ashkenazi (Graphic Designer)
Maya loved to draw from a young age. This sticker page includes her drawings as well as quotes that Maya’s parents have chosen to remember her by. At age 14 Maya said “I will always try to change things for the better, even if it’s the smallest thing. I’ll always try for more, because I know I can”. Eti, the designer behind the stickers volunteered to organize their sale, donating the proceeds, and more.
Crunchy Peanut Butter by Rusty’s
This crunchy peanut butter is made using Israeli peanuts and Himalayan salt. Check out our blog this month for some creative ideas.
Orchid Nights Body Cream by Body Shop
This body cream, from the “Orchid Nights” product line, is enriched with mango, dates and vitamin E, which are great for anti-aging. At the end of the day, part of women’s empowerment is self-care, and this cream is your perfect chance to kick back, relax and smell great.
Jewelry Dish by Ori Aroesti
This jewelry dish is the perfect place to rest your jewelry at the end of your day, adding an Israeli twist to your collection. And hey, here’s the perfect excuse to pamper yourself with some new gorgeous jewelry, to go with your one-of-a-kind dish J
“At Malka” notebook and postcards by Shlomit and Na’ama
Shlomit and Na’ama are sisters and graphic designers, with the mission to empower women through their “At Malka” series meaning “You’re a queen”. Through the inspiring messages on each product, Shlomit and Na’ama want to remind women of their inner power, and their ability to see the best in each situation and moment, leading to the life they wish to lead. This month’s box features a notebook and cards with motivational statements.
We love to celebrate the beauty of Israeli nature all year long, but the ultimate highlight is in January, the month when we celebrate Tu B’shvat.
“The New Year of the Trees” as it’s called in Hebrew, Israelis take the opportunity to plant trees, eat fruits (both dried and fresh) and to raise ecological awareness.
The timing of Tu B’shvat couldn’t be better, as Israelis flock to the gorgeous sites throughout the country in the comfortable weather and enjoy everything that our country has to offer.
This month, we’re sending you our favorite tastes and sights from Israeli nature. You’ll feel like you’re sitting in the middle of one of our forests, we promise.
What’s inside your IsraeliBox Nature Box?
DIY Basil by Atzitz Tari
What’s a better way to celebrate Tu B’Shvat than planting your own basil? This DIY set is a great activity and looks chic and fun in the colorful mini “trash can”. Each set includes dirt, fertilizer and seeds. You’ll be reminded everyday of your own personal Israeli plant in your home, no matter where you’re located in the world!
Charcoal Deodorant by Olio
Olio’s charcoal deodorant made from olive oil, jojoba oil straight from the Negev, shea and coconut butter and more.
Dark Chocolate Pecans & Cocoa Pearls by De Karina
These dark chocolate pecan and cocoa pearls are the perfect addition to your Tu B’Shvat celebration.
Nut, Almond and Cranberry Mix from Shuk Hacarmel
This nut, almond and cranberry mix comes straight from Israel’s forests to your table. Check out our blog this month for ideas of how to include them in your cooking!
Flower Printed on Wood “Picture” by Gali Ahava M’mabat Rishon (Gali love at first sight)
This piece is made by transferring the flower image to the wood using a special technique resulting in a unique look. The frame is made of recycled wood, making each piece unique and different.
Shabbat. Need we say more? Something special happens here in Israel from Friday evening to Motzei Shabbat (Saturday evening). Everything slows down. The focus changes. The food changes. The atmosphere is unique and so, so wonderful. From family dinners, brunches, trips around our gorgeous country to everything else that is Shabbat, there’s a reason we all wait for this one-of-a-kind day of the week. We embrace the religious aspects of the day, while recognizing that here in Israel, Shabbat is so much more. This month, we’re bringing you the box you’ve all been waiting for, celebrating Shabbat and everything it encompasses.
What’s inside your Shabbat Box?
Shabbat Candles by SHEKEL
Designed exclusively for Israelibox, these gorgeous white, turquoise and blue candles are made and packaged as part of the assistance program at SHEKEL. These unique and stunning candles will make your Shabbat even more special
“Shabbat Shalom” Runner by MyHoMy
. Adding a Shabbat Shalom runner to your dinner table brings Israel and the Hebrew language one step closer to your home. 100% heat-proof, it’s both beautiful and practical for all of your Shabbat meals.
Tajine Spice by Ayelet’s Spices
This month we’re including the Tajine spice featuring paprika, fennel, cinnamon, turmeric and more, making it the perfect spice for your slow-cooked Shabbat dishes (see our blog for ideas!).
“Eshet Hail” bracelet by Meydalle
“Eshet Hail” or “Women of Valor” bracelet was chosen just for you, our Israelibox women. With a navy band and gold plate, wear your piece as a reminder of your strength and connection to our biblical language.
Halva and Date Spread by Tamar Kinneret
This halva (made of sesame) and date spread is the perfect addition to your Shabbat brunch, leaving you dreaming of the glorious Israeli breakfast spreads.
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