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Beyond the Headlines: Stronger than we think
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news.
ISIS hack targets Yad Vashem Zoom seminar commemorating Tisha b'Av
Only getting better: AI technology offers a host of exciting new upgrades
How to make a good first impression in business, according to researchers
Jerusalem court recognizes couples in Zoom 'Utah weddings' to be registered as married
The Utah marriage is a wedding that is conducted in visual consultation with a marriage registrar in Utah and can also be conducted when both spouses are in Israel.
A tour guide carries on in war-torn Odesa
Olga Bokhonovskaya is continuing the virtual tours over Zoom that she began when COVID-19 hit.
English Overseas: US Jewish volunteers teach Israelis English over Zoom
An idea born during the pandemic is continuing to spawn healthy educational and personal gain for all.
Technology creating sustainable, scalable Israel education
We know the impact that an Israel experience can have on a teen’s Jewish identity. Now multiply that effect by 5,500. That is the power of RootOne powered by The Jewish Education Project.
The end of COVID and the decline of Zoom - opinion
As summer winds down and we prepare for the High Holidays, I hope that more and more people will decide to exchange their seat at their dining room table for their seat in synagogue or Temple.
These gestures give Zoom users more positive experiences - study
A certain set of gestures called Video Meeting Signals (VMS) can improve user experience in the video conference platform Zoom, according to a new study.
Grapevine: Four generations of Leiblers
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Bible study porn 'Zoombombing' case reaches $85 m. settlement
"The case itself and the settlement that we've obtained ... I think will become a standard for other technology companies going forward."
Self-consciousness correlates to feelings on virtual meetings - study
For self-conscious people, seeing themselves in the mirror more frequently was associated with worse attitudes, whereas the opposite was true for those with a low level of self-consciousness.
In an era when we choose our own identities, why identify as Jewish?
Insisting that taking action is what matters most, Bodner proposes a creative new framework for “doing Jewish” based on an acronym from the Yiddish word “tachlis.”
