Tech giant plans to establish a branch in Ofakim, raising questions about the city's potential as a viable alternative for those looking to live, for example, in Beersheba.
Eyal Naveh, co-founder of Brothers in Arms, added: “There are no real plans. It’s time for politicians to work for the people, and they’re not doing that.”
As the Education Ministry grapples with displaced students from northern and southern peripheries, educators and NGOs still face challenges five months after the start of the war.
Patients can substantially advance their appointments and receive speedy and professional medical treatment, and doctors don’t need to sit idly in their clinics because of no-shows.
Students will discover the mysteries behind artificial intelligence and learn how to use it safely and responsibly.
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Sderot can be a great place to live as long as the Hamas terror entity is defeated next door, says resident Ivri Adanani, who evacuated and returned with his family.
Yedidya Harush, Jewish National Fund-USA Liaison in conversation with Erica Schachne Jerusalem Post magazine editor.
Rashi Foundation promotes social mobility and equal opportunity in Israel’s geo-social periphery, focusing on education, employment, and social welfare.
The Rashi Foundation: Advancing experiential education in Israel’s periphery.
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