SDG 10 – Surviving War with Disabilities
Reduced Inequalities More than 1.6 million Israelis (20% of the population) are recognized as persons with disabilities. That was before the current war; hundreds more
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SDG 17 – They Just Wanted to Improve the World
Partnership for the Goals The release of Hamas-held, 85-year-old Yocheved Lifshitz, should have provided some welcome relief to an Israel on edge. Instead, it unfortunately fed
SDG 10 – Civil Society Steps Up
Reduced Inequalities It’s no secret that Israel’s civil society organizations are among the most robust in the world. Now operating in the shadow of war,
SDG 3 – Resilience -By Dr. Eitan Eliram Lead Innovation Strategist
Good Health and Well-Being SDG 3 – Resilience As Israel grieves, its people are standing up during these most difficult of hours to help those in need –
SDG 5- Reproductive Rights Reform
Gender Equality Just before all the noise surrounding the recent fall of Israel’s government, something no less ground breaking occurred: the Health Minister – who
SDG 10 – Government Safety Net
Reduced Inequalities Internal tensions are running high in Israel, for obvious reasons. One area of criticism that continues to reverberate is the government’s perceived slow
SDG 3 – At Least We Have our Health–By Dr. Eitan Eliram Lead Innovation Strategist- June 2024
Good Health and Well-Being SDG 3 – At Least We Have our Health In Israel – we’re guessing in other places, too – when things
SDG 13 – What’s New Under the Climate Action Sun?
Climate Action It’s that time again: the UN Secretary General reiterated his warning about the worsening climate crisis to the annual General Assembly in New
SDG 10 – Impact Progress for East Jerusalem
Reduced Inequalities It has been a noisy few months in Israel. Not just on the judicial reform issue, mind you – also concerning social impact
SDG 4 – School’s In
Quality Education SDG 4 – School’s In It’s that time of year again: first graders eager to start school; parents exhausted from the summer vacation;