Toy
Hanukkah Barbie is here, and she actually got the Jewish holiday right - opinion
Mattel released its new "Holiday Sweater Barbie" more than six decades after Jewish immigrant Ruth Handler debuted the iconic doll.
How Jewish immigrants invented American childhood through classic toys, comics, and media
LEGO next to Cornflakes: Shufersal enters the toy market - is it really worth the price?
It’s a 'Tay' Story: Taylor Swift announces original song written for Toy Story 5
Israelis to honor child cancer victim with record-breaking toy brick tower
Commemorating Omer Sayag, a gifted Lego builder who died of cancer before reaching the age of nine, the tower will be built in Rabin square in Tel Aviv and reach the height of 36 meters.
Barbie's newest doll: Jenna the hijabi
Jenna the hijabi Barbie makes her debut - but she isn't the first.
Will safety fears bring spinner craze to a halt?
Standards Institution of Israel says popular toys are being tested after US agency warns of choking hazard.
What's the Hebrew word for fidget spinner?
The Academy of the Hebrew Language asks children to send in their suggestions.
Fidget spinner's Israeli-Palestinian origin story seems spun
“Let’s just say that I’m claimed to be the inventor,” Catherine Hettinger said. “You know, ‘Wikipedia claims,’ or something like that.”
Palestinian rock throwers inspiration for trending toy, says inventor
“It started as a way of promoting peace, and then I went on to find something that was very calming.”
Toy sales rise 25% for Purim
Consumers opted for cheaper costumes this year than they did last year.
Toy rally pushes limits of Russian protest movement
Demonstrators set up plastic elephants, toy tigers and Lego men carrying banners against Putin's rule.
Toy masters share their secrets with aspiring inventors
27 pupils from grades 9-12 participating in Science Oriented Youth Program meet with 20 of the leading toy designers in the world at the Hebrew University.
A different kind of toy story
Christine Armengaud’s impressive collection of clay figurines at the Eretz Israel Museum is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining
