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3 stories about coexistence
Building peaceful coexistence through tech entrepreneurship
01.06.21
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Daniel Farber-Ball
For the next two weeks, Israel’s south is welcoming young Israelis and Palestinians to try and “program” a better future
The FemForward sisterhood that helps women in tech get their due
29.05.21
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Daniel Farber-Ball
FemForward, a Jerusalem-based project, encourages women to claim their place in tech. “They go through the program and they begin believing in themselves”
"Arab integration must also take place in politics, not just in economy"
18.05.21
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Diana Bahur-Nir
"The conditions for equality for Israeli-Arabs are not ripe," says Orni Petruschka, a former high-tech entrepreneur and now the co-chairman of the Abraham Initiatives, "but despite the low we are in, chances of rehabilitating our society are better than ever"