Key Elements Group CEO calls decade-long weapons development cycles ‘unacceptable’
Jerusalem already home to 400+ high-tech firms, says JDA Chief Tsachi Namir at New York Conference
Head of Israel Basketball League and Wingate Sports Institute at Jpost Conference:
“No athlete should have to choose between representing their country and feeling safe or accepted in their sport”
Panel of experts discusses turning trauma into strength at Jpost Conference
Ori Schnitzer, Global Ambassador for SafeHeart, "We've worked with over 3,000 survivors. We see that the basis is to create a connection, when they went through the unimaginable."
Nirim Youth Village head discusses turning trauma into strength at Jpost Conference
“If you have just one person who believes in you, and gives love and limits, change can happen. It’s not a miracle. It’s hard work.”
At Jerusalem Post conference, HaGal Sheli CEO highlights surf therapy's role in national recovery
“Every wave becomes a teacher, and every wipeout is a chance to rise again. We cannot prevent trauma, but we can control what happens next, one wave at a time.”
ZAKA US Leader, US Sheriff highlight growing partnership at Jerusalem Post Conference
The two organizations' collaboration includes training of US law enforcement agencies in handling terrorism incidents and mass casualty events
Karen Bass, Spencer Pratt head to November run-off in Los Angeles mayoral race
Karen Bass leads 37% in the LA mayoral race, facing Republican Spencer Pratt in the November run-off after a crowded first round marked by wildfires, homelessness, and political clashes.
Israeli academia must adapt to fast-changing security and tech challenges, HIT president says
Prof. Eduard Yakubov, President of HIT spoke about the growing role of Israeli academia in national resilience and workforce development
Dganit Senker-Lange: New olim need government and NGOs working together
Speaking at The Jerusalem Post Conference in New York, the Aliyah and Integration Ministry director-general highlighted the resilience of new immigrant families, particularly mothers, during wartime.
