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Should we still learn foreign languages? - opinion
Artificial intelligence is quietly challenging one of education’s oldest assumptions. For thousands of years, if you wanted to understand other people, you had to learn their language.
Herut Davidson on Arabic, social media, and bridge-building across the Middle East
UK-based Sky News Group ends venture with UAE's International Media Investments
Israel shares country's Muslim education statistics, notes female population's progress
Palestinian Authority orders local businesses to remove Hebrew signs
The Palestinian Authority Governor issued a "strict decision" obligating all commercial installations to replace the signs with ones written in Arabic.
Local ethnic food made by different chefs served at Herzliya's El Terrace
The constellation in the kitchen consists of Head Chef Alaa [Yaakobi] from Nazareth and Chef Loay [Abu Haykel] from Hebron, each one bringing the influences of his locality.
Coffee origins and culture explored in Museum of Islamic Art
Coffee, the universal pass time, is being explored in a new Museum of Islamic Art exhibition, from its origins to its arrival in Israel.
Reshta: Casual fine dining in a bucolic retreat
Reshta serves distinctive, delicious food in a charming setting.
Jerusalem municipality offers quick, subsidized Arabic course
The first meeting of this program will be held this coming Wednesday and all attendees must present proof of vaccination or recovery from the coronavirus.
Election survey: 87% of Israeli Arabs support entering or supporting gov't
Whether enough Jewish parties would be willing to sit with Arabic parties in order to form a government however, remains a different question altogether.
Int'l Mother Tongue Day finds most Middle Eastern children multilingual
Speaking one language in school and speak another at home can be a "big problem" but new approaches could help, expert says.
More Israelis are learning to speak Arabic than ever before
More Jewish Israelis are taking classes in spoken Arabic than ever before, both in formal and informal frameworks.
Israeli novel becomes first to be translated into Arabic in Morocco
"As a Moroccan Jew, I have come to realize a dream: that my works are read in my hometown is a source of great personal pride" • "there is yearning for the old times when Jews and Moslems coexisted"
It’s time for a semitically bilingual leader in Israel
Not being able to communicate directly to the 21% of Arab-Israelis in their language is practically a political sin.
