Israeli CEO makes Variety’s most influential media pros list
Avi Nir was lauded by the publication as ‘the key figure driving Israel’s rise to power in the global content industry.’
Avi Nir was lauded by the publication as ‘the key figure driving Israel’s rise to power in the global content industry.’
‘There are a lot of startup programs that are helping cultures within Israel, such as amazing community garden projects used as tools for economic empowerment.’
Keshet Broadcasting is producing action-adventure drama series in Israel for broadcast in America.
Amish, Mennonite and Hutterite pilgrims meet with Israeli Chief Rabbi on a tour meant to build a relationship of blessing between Anabaptists and Jews.
Our inaugural Journey to Israel trip presented the startup nation in a whole new light focused on innovation in every sector of society.
There was plenty to think about as participants on the Journey to Israel trip closed their weeklong visit with a tour of Stratsys, and meetings with Israel’s brightest young designers.
We meet some serious clowns, high-tech innovators and social-action heroes, kibbutzniks and vintners.
First 12 hours of Journey to Israel tour cover thousands of years of Israeli innovation! We end our day tired but incredibly enriched.
On ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel, you will come face to face with some of the extraordinary people making Israel and the world a better place.
When you join ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel autumn tour it includes admission to exclusive meetings with a who’s who behind the cameras.
‘This is a wonderful way to introduce the country to people,’ says Prof. Ruth Weisberg of USC’s Roski School of Fine Arts.
ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel won’t just show you sights from a bus. You’ll experience them from a variety of unusual perspectives.
‘Just like Socrates went to the Acropolis when he wanted to get knowledge, I’m going to the Acropolis of technology,’ says one high school visitor.
Members of global Jewish advocacy group AJC spent a week in October exploring a different Israel.
Minnesota university students are coming to Israel to investigate what makes its startup and high-tech communities tick.