I have recently learned that the life expectancy in Israel is growing and have also come across the subject of recreational activities and activities promoting wellbeing for the elderly. Once people retire, they enter a new life phase…
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Three years ago along with the creation of the blog and its upgrade into this website, we also established a Facebook page for Dialog Together. It started with a small number of likes, but slowly and surely and through dedicated…
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Do you know how it is when you listen to a song and from that moment it’s playing in your head for the rest of the day, and you’re humming it…that’s the story with “Wake Up Now” by the musicians…
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This isn’t just another post about the truly amazing work done by activists, initiatives or organizations in their dedicated efforts to bring together Arabs and Jews. This time I’m posting about a moving occasion celebrating the appreciation for the people…
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I was invited to a fascinating creative workshop by Miriam Darmoni Sharbit, director of the civic education and joint living unit of the Technological Education Center. Miriam, a good friend and active in promoting joint living. She invited a number…
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In the series of outstanding women involved in community relations we have presented in this blog, I have chosen this time to tell of a woman who has a most interesting story. Sigal Magen began her career in the high-tech…
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When he was a boy, Yaakov Yonish‘s father told him to count the grains in a handful of sand and although it was quite obvious to him that this was impossible, his father taught him that he must keep on…
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When Uri Mishali attended a conference of the American organization “Games for Change” he realized the potential computer games had for bringing about change in various strata of the society in Israel – Jews, Arabs, religious and non-religious – not…
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Recently it has come to my attention that groups of Jews and Arabs in Israel are meeting regularly to study together Jewish, Moslem and Christian sacred texts and classical works. This year 140 students are registered at the institution called…
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In 2004, Paul Mor, a musician originally from England, suggested to the headmaster of the Democratic school in Ramat Hashron, to teach children in his school to play the ukulele. At the same time he persuaded the headmaster of the…
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