Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Communities all over the world are divided by conflict. Religious differences, political violence, racial tensions, wealth disparities, and so much
Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Read Part 2 A month after the Israel government adopted its first budget in three years, this past week the
Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Read Part 2 For historical reasons, there was a time when the mention of volunteering in Israel conjured up memories
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 1, Part 3 As mentioned in part 1 of this examination of Israeli efforts to close the digital divide, the past
Reduced Inequalities Updated: November 2020 Read Part 2 To kiss the earth of your Orit, the land of your childhood dreams, Only to be smeared
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Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions The first part of this series focused on the role of Israel’s Authority for National-Civic Service, both in fighting the
Climate Action In a previous post we raised the question of whether Israel could successfully jump-start efforts to fight climate change while also combatting the
Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Alongside the intense medical challenge to save lives threatened by the coronavirus, the pandemic has exacerbated an array of social
Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Read Part 2 Israel’s National-Civic Service stepped up when most needed during the first coronavirus wave. The current second wave
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