How struggle enables Israelis to achieve difficult things
When coal goes through intense pressure to come out the other side as a diamond, there is always fear the coal will break. But without pressure, nothing of substance can be built.
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When coal goes through intense pressure to come out the other side as a diamond, there is always fear the coal will break. But without pressure, nothing of substance can be built.
Volunteers scour the Israeli seaside to pick up waste and provide smokers with ashtrays to keep beaches clean. They might just bring world peace too.
“I do not care about religion or skin color, we are all human beings,” says Fadi Kasem, a nurse at the Galilee Medical Center.
Yigal Yehoshua died after a brick was thrown at his head. One of his kidneys went to a Christian Arab woman and other organs to three other Israelis.
‘My Muslim workers feel the same way I do: They want to get back to work as fast as possible. It will be an answer to the villains who want to destroy coexistence.’
Israel’s first Eurovision contestant of Ethiopian ancestry was chosen as one of 26 finalists to compete on May 22.
The violent conflict with Gaza did not stop mothers and kids from three Muslim countries observing Ramadan at Save a Child’s Heart in Holon.
A letter from the CEO of Pluristem to multiethnic staff urging love and acceptance has gone viral as people find strength and comfort in his words.
I can’t count how many messages I’ve sent to my loved ones saying, ‘There are rockets, I am in a bomb shelter and I am safe.’
Director of Human Milk Bank braves missiles to take donated breast milk to southern hospitals after crisis leads to rash of premature births.
‘We cannot forget that we believe in the same God. All of us are children of Abraham. We must look, with all the problems, at the half-full cup,’ says Waqf official at Akko meeting.
Against the backdrop of conflict between Israel’s Jewish and Arab population, leaders of coexistence groups explain why they are not going to give up.
A Muslim doctor was beaten by an angry mob as he went to aid a Jew who had been stabbed in an Arab riot in Tamra in the Galilee.
Medical staff at hospitals in Israel call for peaceful coexistence and cooperation between Jews and Arabs against the backdrop of growing conflict.
Mobile-Key, operated remotely with a mobile app and physical control unit beneath the dashboard, can unlock the doors and even start the car.