
Tzofim-Israel Scouts build leaders and tolerance
More than 60,000 Jewish Scouts and 25,000 Arab Scouts participate across Israel, and a North American branch serves 2,000 Hebrew-speaking kids.

More than 60,000 Jewish Scouts and 25,000 Arab Scouts participate across Israel, and a North American branch serves 2,000 Hebrew-speaking kids.

‘Everything we’ve seen — a tremendous variety of people and ideas — reinforced how creative, and willing to try anything Israelis are.’

ISRAEL21c and the iCenter launch a new video and lesson plan to celebrate the unique work of Israeli scientist and ornithologist Yossi Leshem.

Chinese billionaire puts Israeli high-tech education on his Horizons, with a commitment to the Technion’s Israel campus and a new one in Shantou.

Take a look inside a long-running Jewish-Arab nursery school run by the YMCA in Jerusalem.

Israeli scientists puzzle over how an ancient stone structure twice the diameter of Stonehenge ended up in the Sea of Galilee.

A novel Israeli invention, MilkSense, non-invasively measures how much milk an infant gets from the breast. A baby scale is included in the kit.

Israeli supercomputer is matching up 200,000 text fragment images in historic breakthrough for ancient manuscript scholarship.

Igor Podolsky aims to create a novel robotics curriculum to help pupils with attention and concentration difficulties.

Jerusalem’s Ma’aleh film school has developed a unique course that trains therapists how to use video to rebuild lives.

How ISRAEL21c’s articles helped a middle-school history teacher win first prize in the Teacher Innovator Awards contest.

Study: 46% of Israeli residents had a tertiary education versus 31% for the OECD.

Since 1948, Israel has set itself a task of finding creative solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. To celebrate Israel’s 65th birthday, ISRAEL21c looks at some of the best achievements.

Karev, Israel’s largest extracurricular program, brings a broad range of fun and educational activities to schools in 129 cities and towns.

Technology turns therapeutic in a unique program at ALEH, Israel’s largest network of facilities for children with severe cognitive and physical disabilities.