25 years ago, a former army base was transformed into a campus striving to creatively educate the future leaders of Israel and the world; to encourage and develop global ambassadors for the State of Israel and the Jewish People.
An educational community in the western Negev, run by The Jewish Agency for Israel, which nurtures volunteerism, environmentalism and optimistic possibilities for Israel’s social cohesion.
The future of Israeli society lies in the hands of today’s educators. By training teachers from all walks of life, offering innovative STEM education and shared society programs, Beit Berl is changing the face of Israeli education, today
This interview was conducted with Udi Shaked, CEO of Inomize
South Hebron Hills’ students forced to choose between education and security as a rabbinical group launch a new campaign on their behalf
An international summer camp in Israel unmatched by any camp across the globe
From Roman Legionnaires and Judean kings, to Assyrian conquerors and the modern Kibbutz – Ramat Rahel has seen it all. Excavated over two core expeditions, research from Ramat Rahel has gone on to shape the continued development of archaeology, thanks to the progressive research of scholars from Tel Aviv University
The stance of British residents, renewed tensions between Northern Ireland and the Republic, and who benefits from it all? Prof. David Newman (Ben-Gurion University) analyzes the Effect of Brexit on political stability in Ireland.
A recent survey conducted by Givat Haviva, Center for a Shared Society found that most Israelis want to live alongside one another, sharing in civic equality and a true sense of common life inclusive of different population sectors. At first glance, the findings are surprising – but upon diving into the data, it is clear the reality in Israel is far more complex than it appears
Learning Arabic, the fifth most spoken language on earth and one of six official UN languages, can be an extremely smart career move. Studying Arabic in Israel, in addition to offering a secure environment, has the added dimensions of providing countless real-world opportunities to practice the language and putting students in a position to make a meaningful, first-hand contribution to the Jews-Arabs conflict. Hence, the Arabic language programs put forth by the Givat Haviva Institute for advanced Arabic studies and Peace Education, offer the perfect setting for achieving all of the above.
A recent survey conducted by Givat Haviva, Center for a Shared Society found that most Israelis want to live alongside one another, sharing in civic equality and a true sense of common life inclusive of different population sectors. At first glance, the findings are surprising – but upon diving into the data, it is clear the reality in Israel is far more complex than it appears
Learning Arabic, the fifth most spoken language on earth and one of six official UN languages, can be an extremely smart career move. Studying Arabic in Israel, in addition to offering a secure environment, has the added dimensions of providing countless real-world opportunities to practice the language and putting students in a position to make a meaningful, first-hand contribution to the Jews-Arabs conflict. Hence, the Arabic language programs put forth by the Givat Haviva Institute for advanced Arabic studies and Peace Education, offer the perfect setting for achieving all of the above.
Collectors such as Leonardo Dicaprio and Jay-Z who frequent art fairs around the world, know, that aside from being beautiful, art has become a solid investment with high returns. You can purchase works of art in the local art market to decorate the walls of your home and that will also provide good returns after a few years. It is worth noticing some of the leading names in the upcoming sale at Tiroche, curated to mark the 70 years celebration of Israel.
New ALEH project lets children with disabilities take control of their own mobility at age one
Naale Elite Academy – how a free high school program has been aiding Aliyah and shaping Jewish identity for teens from around the world for the past 25 years.