The Israeli companies taking a stand for coexistence
Many of Israel’s largest corporations have released public statements decrying violence and promoting the value of a shared society.
Abigail Klein Leichman, a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c from August 2010 until her retirement in March 2024, moved to Israel in 2007. She has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.
Many of Israel’s largest corporations have released public statements decrying violence and promoting the value of a shared society.
ActiGraft is an FDA-cleared regenerative wound solution which uses a patient’s own blood to spur healing of chronic wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers.
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.
Netanel Moshe Sagi’s holistic retreat on Cozumel offers wellness and nature activities and houses a sanctuary for an endangered forest pollinator.
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.
Increasing evidence suggests a link between autism and autoimmune diseases. Now an Israeli startup is developing a diagnostic tool for autoimmune antibody associated autism.
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.
Collectively, these Israeli startups employ 24,223 EU residents. The majority are located in Germany, France and the UK.
Hadassah Medical Center treated the most Covid patients in Israel. Now it’s sharing its ideas and expertise in Argentina.
As Israel’s Gaza-area towns are under bombardment, President Rivlin opens his official residence to citizens under fire. The Tourism Ministry and many cities and towns offer free activities to those from hard-hit areas.
‘We can compare it to an earthquake. The tremor lasts a few seconds or minutes but when it’s done there is a lot of damage and suffering ahead.’