
Yonatan Sredni
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Tu B'Av: A love of life and of Israel - opinion
The history of WIZO and Tu Bishvat
WIZO celebrates centenary by continuing to go from strength to strength
Entering its centennial year, World WIZO President Esther Mor shares the keys to the success of Israel’s largest social organization.
WIZO’s global partners
Arriving in Israel for the annual Meeting of Representatives, four international WIZO federation presidents weigh in on the challenges of being 21st-century female Zionist leaders in the Diaspora.
The people’s chair
Presiding over World WIZO, a network of 800 projects serving hundreds of thousands of children, youth and women across Israel, chairperson Rivka Lazovsky is in the business of changing lives
Family Day: A salute to wonder women
No offense to Gal Gadot, but these wonder women come in all ages, sizes, and from all backgrounds.
Tu Bishvat: The ‘giving’ trees
The concept of “giving trees” has existed in the Jewish tradition for centuries.
Lag Ba’omer: From Bibi to Bogie to Boujie
As former IDF chief of staff Ya’alon knows full well that at the start of basic training in the IDF new recruits are taught how to address their commanding officers.
Tu Bishvat: From tree planting to planet saving
HomeBiogas has developed a self-assembled backyard biogas system that turns kitchen waste and livestock manure into usable cooking gas and liquid fertilizer.
Where’s the fire? A pitch for Lag Ba’omer
On Lag Ba’omer, for one night a year, we put away our mobile phones and laptops (which are not safe to have around a bonfire anyway) and relate to one another as human beings.
Putting the PR in Purim
In both the worlds of PR and Purim, it’s rare to find people like MK Uri Orbach
From seedlings to start-ups
Perhaps that’s the real essence of the holiday of Tu Bishvat. It’s not enough to just talk about it, you have to experience it.