Education
For first time, Israeli Arabs more likely than Jews to work in field of study, 2024 data reveals
A shift was recorded this year in the education-to-employment match index. Some 76.4% of employed Arabs work in the field they studied, compared with 72.5% of Jews.
'Emily Saw a Door': Learning to create spaces for each other with creativity, acceptance - review
EU appoints first ever haredi to National Team of Higher Education Reform Experts
Qatar largest foreign source of gifts and contracts to US universities in 2025, over $1.1 billion
A new contract for excellent teaching - opinion
A new contract can ensure that Israel’s students will have a generation of teachers who prepare them for the intellectual, social, and economic challenges of the 21st century.
This is the second most important relationship in children’s lives. So why are you making mistakes?
Children’s bond with teachers is crucial. Parents should respect educators, set boundaries, and communicate constructively, fostering trust and cooperation to help kids feel secure and thrive.
Why the Abraham Accords are still missing a soul - opinion
For peace to endure, the Abraham Accords must mature beyond their current scope.
Modern Learning Meets Ancient Lessons
New Parisian Jewish school is redefining education by blending time-honored heritage, innovative, cutting-edge pedagogical approach, and multilingual immersion
Despite CUAD's activity in Columbia, students want to go back to being students - opinion
Columbia students overall want to get back to what we do best: being students. That is a good and healthy sign.
Number of workdays lost to strikes in Israel tripled over past year, Labor Ministry reveals
Teachers’ strikes made up 60% of 2024's walkouts, driving the biggest disruption in the public sector.
Jewish education: The first line of defense for Jews worldwide - opinion
'Education has to be the first line of defense because without it, most Jews will be unable to stand up and be proud.'
CAIR Philadelphia offered seminars on 'American Jews and political power'
Outrage erupted after reports linked a CAIR seminar on Jewish political power to schools, prompting ADL to condemn it as antisemitic. CAIR says the program ended with its director’s retirement.
A beacon of tolerance shines in Jerusalem
The US Embassy’s Independence Day celebration finds new meaning at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem
Columbia University students return under shadow of Trump antisemitism deal
Some within Columbia are concerned that a new antisemitism definition adopted by the university, which recognizes some criticism of Israel as discriminatory toward Jews, would chill academic freedom.
