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Blind, sighted athletes run side by side in Jerusalem Marathon
Israeli medical team restores sight to hundreds in Ethiopian humanitarian mission
Apple introduces eye-tracking technology for iPhone control
Watch McDonald's RightHear audio orientation app in action
RightHear is an advanced spatial orientation solution for people who are blind or visually impaired.
McDonald's first visually impaired-accessible food chain in Israel
The blind and visually impaired community in Israel includes approximately 200,000 people today.
Free to ski
“Being disabled causes people to lose their self-confidence,” he explained. “The Erez Foundation gives it back to you.”
Tech Talk: Reaching higher ground with RightHear app
Thanks to RightHear free app, people who are blind or visually impaired can navigate independently in public spaces such as universities, hospitals, airports and shopping malls.
‘Humans of Tel Aviv’ demystifies a misunderstood people
Nalaga’at, which means “please touch,” was initially the world’s only theater company exclusively for deaf-blind actors born primarily with Usher’s Syndrome.
Hadassah ophthalmologist to receive award for fight against blindness
The prestigious award honors the 100th-anniversary celebrations of the department.
After protests, transportation stipend for the blind increases
Starting January 1, 2018, an increase of NIS 1.7 million will be added to the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs budget in order to increase the monthly allowance.
Peaceful protests at Knesset overshadowed by Haredim demonstrating against draft
Prior to arrival of some 7,000 haredi protestors at around 3 o’clock, individuals from all over the country peacefully protested outside of the Knesset to make their demands heard.
Out of sight
Drummer Dov Rosen blindfolds a collective of musicians in his improvisation project, the Blind Orchestra.
Le meilleur allié de l’homme
Dressés pour être les yeux de leurs maîtres, les chiens-guides permettent aux non-voyants de retrouver confiance en eux-mêmes et de s’intégrer dans la société