Israeli immigrant solves 38-year-old math problem
Tourists who’ve been lost in Japan because they can’t read the street signs know that navigating to new places by street signs alone is reliable
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Tourists who’ve been lost in Japan because they can’t read the street signs know that navigating to new places by street signs alone is reliable
“If you want to compete in the world, you have to start from the bottom,” nuclear physicist Harry Lipkin.Octogenarian Israeli nuclear physicist Harry Lipkin is
Flying high: Apco Aviation’s paragliders are sold throughout the world. For Anatoly Cohn, the founder and CEO of Israeli company Apco Aviation, one of the
Issa Zananiri (left) and Prof. Yoram Shiftan, his supervisor at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.It might be a bit of a head scratcher for those
Giving everything, compromising on little: Nava Swersky Sofer, president and CEO of Hebrew University’s Yissum.She visits with foreign dignitaries regularly and closes multi-million dollar deals.
An instant connection: Peter Berg directs Ashraf Barhoum in The Kingdom.Many go through life without ever finding that perfect person, never feeling an instant connection.
Local hero: Jamal Alkirnawi is helping Bedouin students at Ben Gurion University face the challenges of studying in a western environment.There are about 170,000 Bedouins
The cast of Avoda Aravit. Norman Issa in glasses at the back.The latest star of Israeli television isn’t exactly who you’d expect. But actor Norman
“The goal is to see progress,” Irad Eichler, CEO and social worker at Paperworks.From a distance, it looks like a run-of-the-mill factory in Ramle. Beneath
Ron Leshem: I regard this all as just a backdrop to a totally human story.Ron Leshem bounds into his office with youthful energy and apologizes
Dr. Amnon Gimpel: The trouble with Ritalin is that it doesn’t solve the problem.Brawn for the brain is part of a cure to Attention Deficit
Mindy Wenner Ajzner: ‘Most of the roots of poverty and terrible suffering are in mismanagement and lack of knowledge and skills.’
Quantum physics professor Ron Folman hopes to bring the high-tech industry to Israel’s neglected south, using the expertise of Ben Gurion University as the drawRon
Tamir Sher: Ninety percent of the time I don’t carry a camera. I see something, think about it, and return with my tools, ready to
‘My bags are more primitive and basic in design. I like to emphasize the leather’ – Tali Epstein-Segal.Tali Epstein-Segal was a saleswoman when she decided