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Press releases from Israel and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world
“I am proud to be receiving this honorary degree from an institution that understands the importance of forging a connection between the questions we ask, the research we conduct, what we teach our students, and that we hopefully empower our students to go out and do in the world,” said Dr. Chelsea Clinton.
The new permanent state budget will now include dedicated funding for state hospitals to employ medical experts who speak the languages of olim as their mother tongues.
The international grassroots movement led a rally against the blatant Jew-hatred displayed by the world body.
Graduates of the Schreiber LevTech Entrepreneurship Center see themselves as innovators capable of creating products and establishing startups, much like the center’s new namesake.
AMIT hosted the official groundbreaking ceremony for the new Kfar Batya campus on May 10 despite incoming missile attacks, to demonstrate Israel’s resilience and allow the campus to serve as a signal for an even stronger Israel ahead.
Many of the nation’s heroes are buried at the 3,000-year-old cemetery that has often been referred to as the “International Cemetery of the Jewish People.”
The George A. Katz Torch of Learning Award will be presented in honor of their leadership, scholarship and dedication to the betterment of humanity at Cipriani on Thursday, May 18, at noon.
And it is near to reaching its drive to become a nuclear power.
Inspiration, networking, growth and best practices are the focal points of the event.
After the retail chain announced that it will close and the unavoidable end to an American advertising icon, Jewish executive Hank Reinhart is refusing to let well-earned 20% off coupons go to waste.
“The festival is for anyone who wants to experience the joy of Jewish music,” says Matthew Lazar, festival founder and director.
Residents of Israel’s Gaza Envelope have been told to seek shelter as rockets rain down on civilian population centers.