Chefs support Jerusalem’s elderly

Leading chefs from European Michelin-starred restaurants have come to Israel to raise funds for Ezrat Avot. Together with Israeli chefs they will cook a gourmet dinner - the proceeds going to the construction of a health and life enrichment center for Jerusalem's elderly population.

Israeli Arabs visit Toronto

Eight Israelis including Muslims, Druze and Bedouin have been visiting Canadian universities to dispel the myths by Israeli Apartheid Week organizers. Some students were shocked to learn that Arabs study at Israeli universities and that some even serve in the Israel Defense Forces.

Top 10 global publisher of mobile games

Tel Aviv-based TabTable offers more than 250 different games and apps for children, including lullabies, digital books and educational experiences. It has reached 300 million downloads in 4 years and has 25 million monthly active users – including many in Saudi Arabia.

Japanese firms seek to tap into Israeli startups

More Japanese companies are looking at the Israeli startup market in search of innovative technologies and investments to beef up their businesses. Takeda, Rakuten, Samurai Incubate and now the Japan External Trade Organization are investing heavily in the Jewish state.

Sustainable water solutions for Africa

Ornit Avidar, formerly a diplomat for Israel’s Ministry of Industry and Trade founded Waterways, in 2010 in order to provide small-scale, locally beneficial water solutions to rural African villages. They install easily maintainable solutions that do not require huge start-up costs.

Israel is a major strategic partner of the US

The US House of Representatives approved by 140 - 1 the United States-Israel Strategic Partnership Act. The bill promotes bi-lateral military, energy, water, science, homeland security, and agriculture co-operation and has now been transferred to the Senate for final approval.

Arab students excel at the Technion

20 percent of students at Israel’s Technion are Arab, which shames anyone claming Israel is an apartheid state. 100 have graduated from Technion’s NAM (Outstanding Arab Youth) program since 2006 and are now embarking on successful careers in hi-tech and engineering.

The IDF in Hebron

This video shows how some Palestinian Arab children react to Israeli soldiers.

A Druze voice enlightens

Mendi Safadi is Chairman of “Druze for Israel”. Born in the Golan Heights, Mendi tells that Arabs, Christians, Druze and Jews are all equal in Israel. He also highlights Israel’s help for Syrians.

Israel – the only place in Middle East where Christians aren’t endangered

Israel’s Ambassador to the US Michael Oren compared the expulsion of 800,000 Jews in the 20th Century with the Arab countries' current treatment of their Christian minorities. If you only read one article this week, please make it this one.