Israel: Helping To Make A Better World

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Israel’s Innoviz to provide Samsung unit with sensor tech for self-driving cars

 

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Innoviz, Samsung's Harman Partner To Deliver LiDAR Sensor Tech To Car Makers | News Brief

 

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11 Awesome Inventions Israel Gave to the World

 

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IsraAID Establishing Network to Train Disaster Response Professionals in U.S.

 

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Bravo Israel.

How Israel is redefining foreign aid for the 21st century - UW Stroum Center for Jewish Studies

 

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Why no Pali supporters here?

 

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McDonald’s Israel Becomes First Restaurant Chain to Adopt App Giving Full Access to Blind Customers

 

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Good News Israel! The Watch that Watches Over You, Technion’s Engineering Meets Medicine, and More!

 

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Weblog (Medicine & Health) - American Friends of Tel Aviv University

 

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CT for Clouds: A Fleet of Micro-Satellites Will See into the Smallest Clouds - Weizmann Wonder Wander - News, Features and Discoveries

 

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http://www.israelhayom.com/2018/12/...ail&utm_term=0_57ad33723e-29b13af640-32365177

 

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Bar-Ilan Discovery Paves the Way for Novel Electronic Devices

 

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WAZE Thank You Israel

 

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The First Israeli Astronaut, Colonel Ilan Ramon

 

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  JERUSALEM – A landmark half-billion-dollar Israeli plan to develop Palestinian areas of east Jerusalem and hoist residents out of poverty is getting a cool reception from the very people who are supposed to benefit.

Israel says it hopes the program will improve living conditions in impoverished Palestinian neighborhoods and grant residents access to Israel's robust economy. But the city's long-neglected Palestinian community views the project with deep skepticism and mistrust, fearing it is a way of cementing Israel's control over the eastern sector after more than 50 years of occupation.


"All these projects have nothing to do with improving our lives," said Ziad Hammoury, who heads the Jerusalem Center for Social and Economic Rights, an advocacy group. "It's about controlling more and more in east Jerusalem."

The "Leading Change" program, launched in May, aims to reduce the huge social gaps between the Palestinian neighborhoods and the overwhelmingly Jewish western part of the city. After years of neglect, Palestinian neighborhoods suffer from poor infrastructure, neglect and subpar public services, and nearly 80 percent of the city's Palestinian families live in poverty.

The program will invest 2 billion shekels, or $560 million, in education, infrastructure and helping Palestinian women enter the work force. The money will be spent on a variety of programs, including nine pilot projects, over five years with the aim of attracting further government and private investment down the road.

Israeli east Jerusalem plan gets cool Palestinian reception

 

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  JERUSALEM – A landmark half-billion-dollar Israeli plan to develop Palestinian areas of east Jerusalem and hoist residents out of poverty is getting a cool reception from the very people who are supposed to benefit.

Israel says it hopes the program will improve living conditions in impoverished Palestinian neighborhoods and grant residents access to Israel's robust economy. But the city's long-neglected Palestinian community views the project with deep skepticism and mistrust, fearing it is a way of cementing Israel's control over the eastern sector after more than 50 years of occupation.


"All these projects have nothing to do with improving our lives," said Ziad Hammoury, who heads the Jerusalem Center for Social and Economic Rights, an advocacy group. "It's about controlling more and more in east Jerusalem."

The "Leading Change" program, launched in May, aims to reduce the huge social gaps between the Palestinian neighborhoods and the overwhelmingly Jewish western part of the city. After years of neglect, Palestinian neighborhoods suffer from poor infrastructure, neglect and subpar public services, and nearly 80 percent of the city's Palestinian families live in poverty.

The program will invest 2 billion shekels, or $560 million, in education, infrastructure and helping Palestinian women enter the work force. The money will be spent on a variety of programs, including nine pilot projects, over five years with the aim of attracting further government and private investment down the road.

Israeli east Jerusalem plan gets cool Palestinian reception

Problem is the more Israel does to help Palestinians, the more the Palestinians hate Israel. So why bother at all? Better Israel just continue to work on worldly contributions for better lives while Hamas & the PA work on supporting their terrorists at the expense of the Palestinian people at large.

 

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  JERUSALEM – A landmark half-billion-dollar Israeli plan to develop Palestinian areas of east Jerusalem and hoist residents out of poverty is getting a cool reception from the very people who are supposed to benefit.

Israel says it hopes the program will improve living conditions in impoverished Palestinian neighborhoods and grant residents access to Israel's robust economy. But the city's long-neglected Palestinian community views the project with deep skepticism and mistrust, fearing it is a way of cementing Israel's control over the eastern sector after more than 50 years of occupation.


"All these projects have nothing to do with improving our lives," said Ziad Hammoury, who heads the Jerusalem Center for Social and Economic Rights, an advocacy group. "It's about controlling more and more in east Jerusalem."

The "Leading Change" program, launched in May, aims to reduce the huge social gaps between the Palestinian neighborhoods and the overwhelmingly Jewish western part of the city. After years of neglect, Palestinian neighborhoods suffer from poor infrastructure, neglect and subpar public services, and nearly 80 percent of the city's Palestinian families live in poverty.

The program will invest 2 billion shekels, or $560 million, in education, infrastructure and helping Palestinian women enter the work force. The money will be spent on a variety of programs, including nine pilot projects, over five years with the aim of attracting further government and private investment down the road.

Israeli east Jerusalem plan gets cool Palestinian reception

Problem is the more Israel does to help Palestinians, the more the Palestinians hate Israel. So why bother at all? Better Israel just continue to work on worldly contributions for better lives while Hamas & the PA work on supporting their terrorists at the expense of the Palestinian people at large.

On my travels around the country, I've seen the villages the Israelis have constructed for the Arabs, mosque included.

 

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To measure and track pain, Israeli duo develops ‘objective’ monitor

 

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  JERUSALEM – A landmark half-billion-dollar Israeli plan to develop Palestinian areas of east Jerusalem and hoist residents out of poverty is getting a cool reception from the very people who are supposed to benefit.

Israel says it hopes the program will improve living conditions in impoverished Palestinian neighborhoods and grant residents access to Israel's robust economy. But the city's long-neglected Palestinian community views the project with deep skepticism and mistrust, fearing it is a way of cementing Israel's control over the eastern sector after more than 50 years of occupation.


"All these projects have nothing to do with improving our lives," said Ziad Hammoury, who heads the Jerusalem Center for Social and Economic Rights, an advocacy group. "It's about controlling more and more in east Jerusalem."

The "Leading Change" program, launched in May, aims to reduce the huge social gaps between the Palestinian neighborhoods and the overwhelmingly Jewish western part of the city. After years of neglect, Palestinian neighborhoods suffer from poor infrastructure, neglect and subpar public services, and nearly 80 percent of the city's Palestinian families live in poverty.

The program will invest 2 billion shekels, or $560 million, in education, infrastructure and helping Palestinian women enter the work force. The money will be spent on a variety of programs, including nine pilot projects, over five years with the aim of attracting further government and private investment down the road.

Israeli east Jerusalem plan gets cool Palestinian reception

Problem is the more Israel does to help Palestinians, the more the Palestinians hate Israel. So why bother at all? Better Israel just continue to work on worldly contributions for better lives while Hamas & the PA work on supporting their terrorists at the expense of the Palestinian people at large.

On my travels around the country, I've seen the villages the Israelis have constructed for the Arabs, mosque included.

Why does Israel save Palestinian lives in Israeli hospitals? No Arab country ever treated their Palestinians like those Zionists in Israel do.

180,000 Palestinians Treated in Israeli Hospitals This Year

 

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  JERUSALEM – A landmark half-billion-dollar Israeli plan to develop Palestinian areas of east Jerusalem and hoist residents out of poverty is getting a cool reception from the very people who are supposed to benefit.

Israel says it hopes the program will improve living conditions in impoverished Palestinian neighborhoods and grant residents access to Israel's robust economy. But the city's long-neglected Palestinian community views the project with deep skepticism and mistrust, fearing it is a way of cementing Israel's control over the eastern sector after more than 50 years of occupation.


"All these projects have nothing to do with improving our lives," said Ziad Hammoury, who heads the Jerusalem Center for Social and Economic Rights, an advocacy group. "It's about controlling more and more in east Jerusalem."

The "Leading Change" program, launched in May, aims to reduce the huge social gaps between the Palestinian neighborhoods and the overwhelmingly Jewish western part of the city. After years of neglect, Palestinian neighborhoods suffer from poor infrastructure, neglect and subpar public services, and nearly 80 percent of the city's Palestinian families live in poverty.

The program will invest 2 billion shekels, or $560 million, in education, infrastructure and helping Palestinian women enter the work force. The money will be spent on a variety of programs, including nine pilot projects, over five years with the aim of attracting further government and private investment down the road.

Israeli east Jerusalem plan gets cool Palestinian reception

Problem is the more Israel does to help Palestinians, the more the Palestinians hate Israel. So why bother at all? Better Israel just continue to work on worldly contributions for better lives while Hamas & the PA work on supporting their terrorists at the expense of the Palestinian people at large.

On my travels around the country, I've seen the villages the Israelis have constructed for the Arabs, mosque included.

Why does Israel save Palestinian lives in Israeli hospitals? No Arab country ever treated their Palestinians like those Zionists in Israel do.

180,000 Palestinians Treated in Israeli Hospitals This Year

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