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CTech's Book Review: Maintaining a sense of innovation and creativity over time
17.03.22|Aran ErelAran Erel, Country Manager for Israel, Greece and Cyprus at F5, shares insights after reading “Einstein: His Life and Universe” by Walter Isaacson
The algorithm behind the Jewish High Holidays is more transparent than Israel’s Covid-19 fighting tech
18.09.20|Dov GreenbaumWhile the heavenly judgment in Jewish faith can be appealed through charity, prayer, and repentance, the process of appealing an order to go into quarantine from Israel’s Shin Bet is far less friendly
Jewish divorce court rules that opening a Tinder account does not constitute infidelity
15.06.20|Lital DobrovitskyA divorce proceeding got messy after a man claims his wife cheated on him using the popular social dating app
Birthright pushes on with lucrative Israel internship program despite Covid-19
08.06.20|Ron FriedmanParticipants hailing from top universities will complete their placements this summer virtually. Acclaimed behavioral economist Dan Ariely offered them career advice
The Feminist Utopia of Haredi Cinema
19.01.20|Diana Bahur NirBorn nearly a century after cinema emerged as a form of entertainment for general audiences, ultra-Orthodox Jewish films are made exclusively by and for women
Over 10,000 People Rode Tel Aviv’s Shabbat Shuttle Service This Weekend
24.11.19|Tofi StolerThe routes were originally meant to run just once every 30 minutes, but just three hours after the service was launched, Tel Aviv announced it was boosting it with additional vehicles
Tel Aviv's Free Shabbat Public Transport Service to Start Friday
19.11.19|Lior GutmanIn collaboration with three neighboring towns, Tel Aviv will operate six routes covering over 300 kilometers
Tel Aviv Is Done Waiting for Israel to Approve Public Transportation on Shabbat
07.11.19|Tofi StolerA short history of why and how one of the most vibrant metropolises in the Middle East, still shuts down for 25 hours every week
5 Unique Traditions You Can Witness in Israel During the Jewish High Holidays
29.09.19|Tofi StolerIn Israel, the Jewish holiday season sees religious traditions mix with the habits and lifestyles formed through eight decades of cohabitation by the country’s diverse populations
In Judaism, One Must Work for the Right to Be Forgotten
27.09.19|Dov GreenbaumWith the Jewish High Holidays around the corner, researcher Dov Greenbaum considers the process of Teshuva (repentance) and earning a digital clean slate courtesy of the GDPR
Israeli Rabbi Says Lab-Grown Pork Meat Is Kosher
26.03.18|Amarelle WenkertAbstinence from eating pork is a pinnacle of Jewish religious dietary laws, which also prohibit the consumption of meat and dairy together
For Israelis, Jewish Holy Day Doubles as National Bike Festival
01.10.17|Amarelle WenkertOn Yom Kippur, all transportation in Israel comes to a halt, and busy roads and highways become bikers’ paradise

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