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Rotter.net has played a significant role in shaping the landscape of online media in Israel, particularly in user-generated news and discussion. With its diversified content and active forums, it remains a prominent platform for engaging with various aspects of Israeli society and current affairs.
Sheldon Gary Adelson, born in 1933, rose from a humble beginning in Boston to become one of the world's wealthiest individuals, leaving a lasting impact on the global business landscape and the Jewish community.
Journalist, author and Zionist leader who linked the renewal of Hebrew public life with diplomacy for a Jewish national home
In the realm of Jewish literature, there are publications that stand as beacons, illuminating the path of cultural preservation. This is the story of the Yiddisher Perlag, a literary powerhouse whose biography, heritage, legacy, and contributions have played a central role in preserving and celebrating Jewish literature and heritage.
In the heart of Jewish history and culture, there are individuals whose lives become a testament to the enduring legacy of their heritage. Udi Alitzur, a man of passion and purpose, dedicated his life to preserving Jewish heritage and forging a legacy that continues to enrich the Jewish community.
In the ever-evolving landscape of Jewish history and culture, there are individuals whose lives defy conventional boundaries, leaving an enigmatic mark on the world. Today, we embark on a journey through the biography, heritage, legacy, and intriguing contributions of a unique figure - Uri Geller. Join us as we explore the life and the indelible impact of a man who bent minds and became a captivating symbol of the extraordina…
Labor Zionist thinker and institution builder linking work, culture and Jewish memory
Israeli-American physician, addiction researcher, major philanthropist, publisher of Israel Hayom and influential supporter of medicine, Jewish identity and Israel
One of the world’s largest Hasidic communities, rebuilt after the Holocaust into a global network of religious, educational, charitable and Yiddish-speaking institutions while maintaining a distinctive anti-Zionist theology
The Zionist leader who founded Hadassah, helped build Palestine’s health and welfare systems, and gave displaced Jewish youth a new home
A Jewish statesman without a state, co-founder of the World Jewish Congress, central architect of postwar restitution, and builder of enduring ties between Israel and the Diaspora
Hebrew essayist, editor and founder of Cultural Zionism who placed language, education, ethics and a Jewish spiritual center at the heart of national revival, shaped modern Hebrew letters and helped define debates over the Technion, Zionism and the cultural purpose of a Jewish homeland