Chronicles

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Apr 2025
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Apr 2025
The Matanel Prize for a Book in Jewish Thought- 2025 Thursday — 22 May 2025 — 18:00-20:00 Ben-Zvi Institute, 14 Ibn Gabirol St., Jerusalem
Speeches by the winners
Prof. Zvi Mark, on his book Secrets of heaven and secrets of man : visionary and literary layers in Likkuti Moharan by R. Nahman of Bratslav asconnected to redemption and to the Land of Israel (Bar-Ilan University Press, 2024) Prof. Omer Michaelis, on his book Crisis discourse and the dynamics of tradition in Maimonides' oeuvre (Magnes Press, 2023)
Musical interlude
‘Music for the soul’ performed by: Betty Klein, singer and harpist

Registration

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Apr 2025
Reichman University hosted the Matanel Prize for Tikun Olam, awarded every two years to individuals who work tirelessly for a better, more equal and more united society. The prize was founded out of a deep commitment to the values ​​of mutual responsibility and sincere concern for others. The 2025 prize was awarded to three inspiring winners: Esther Salomon, Amitay Korn and Erez Parlmoter – each of whom led an extraordinary social initiative that changed the reality of entire communities and left a deep and long-term mark on Israeli society. Esti Salomon, a groundbreaking social entrepreneur and founder of the Atida association, has been working for over a decade to integrate Haredi women into technological and security roles in the IDF and Israeli industry. Over 400 women have so far been integrated into technological units in the IDF, while maintaining their identity and cultural needs. The program's graduation rate is 99%, and its graduates earn twice the average salary for women in Israel. Salomon created an innovative and sensitive model that breaks down deep cultural barriers, and works out of a sense of mission to strengthen Israel's socio-national resilience. Amitay Korn and Erez Perlmutter won the award for establishing the "Kol Zchut" project - a groundbreaking social-technological platform that provides reliable and accessible information on citizens' rights in Israel. The site includes thousands of information pages in Hebrew, Arabic and Russian, and is visited by millions of users from all parts of Israeli society each year. The uniqueness of the initiative lies in its ability to bring about profound change through collaborations with government bodies, civil society, and professionals, and thanks to a quiet, systemic, and long-lasting impact. The award committee considers Amitay Korn and Erez Perlmutter to be exemplary figures of groundbreaking, innovative, and practical work who have succeeded in an exceptional way in harnessing their abilities and experience in the business and technological worlds to provide unique value to the social world. Reichman University is proud to take part in this important initiative, and to honor the work of people who lead profound social change out of responsibility, vision, and a constant pursuit of social justice. In presence of Mr Gad Boukobza, Director of the Matanel Foundation.  

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Jan 2025
Interview of Joelle Aflalo by Isaac Raskas Ohrenstein for Voices of Impact podcast
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Mar 2025
Congratulations to The Na Laga’at Center which was awarded the prestigious prize in the Inclusive Employment category, selected from among 522 nominees across 90 countries as the sole Israeli winner for their contribution to the integration of blind, deaf and deaf-blind people in employment and culture.
The award was presented last weekend at the United Nations offices in Vienna, Austria, as part of the Zero Project Conference 2025, which was attended by over 1,000 participants from 90 countries involved in the integration and accessibility of and for people with special needs.
Supported by the Matanel Foundation, the 'Na Laga'at Center was selected due to the unique model it operates and the fact that it is an accessible cultural institution for people with visual and hearing disabilities, which also provides vocational training and employment. 70% of the center's workforce includes people with sensory disabilities.
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Mar 2025

Dear Friends, We are delighted to announce the inaugural cycle of the Matanel Sefarad Seminar, an immersive academic and cultural program dedicated to the rich heritage of Sephardic Jewish civilization. Hosted by the Institute for Jewish Studies Barcelona (EJB), this six-week summer program will take place from June 2 to July 11, 2025, in the heart of Barcelona’s historic Jewish quarter and along the European Routes of Jewish Heritage in Catalonia.
The seminar is designed for students, educators, and cultural activists from all disciplines who are passionate about exploring the depth and breadth of Sephardic history, thought, and culture. Through a unique combination of textual studies, field excursions, and hands-on workshops, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of Sephardic heritage—from its golden age in medieval Spain to its contemporary global expressions and challenges.
We warmly invite applications from those eager to join us for this transformative experience.
Please feel free to share this opportunity with colleagues and students who may be interested in this unique program.
Application Deadline: April 25, 2025
For more information about the program, faculty, and application process, please visit our website: www.ejbarcelona.org or contact us at info.ejbarcelona@gmail.com.
Warm regards, Institute for Jewish Studies Barcelona (EJB)
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Jan 2025

יד בן־צבי, מכון בן־צבי לחקר קהילות ישראל במזרח וקרן מתנאל מזמינים את הציבור להגיש מועמדות לפרס מתנאל לספרים בשפה העברית בנושא מחשבת ישראל שראו אור .בשנים 2024-2022 שני פרסים, בגובה 12,500 דולר כל אחד, יוענקו למחברים של ספרי עיון ומחקר מקוריים העוסקים במחשבת ישראל במובנה .הרחב, בכל תחומי היצירה והתרבות .רשאים להגיש מועמדות מחברי הספרים או ההוצאות לאור .הפרסים יוענקו בטקס חגיגי בחודש אפריל 2025 :לתקנון הפרס ולהגשת מועמדות  https://ybz.org/מלגות-ופרסים/

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Jan 2025

?יזם או יזמת חברתיים ?יש לך חשיבה חדשנית ויצירתית ?עשית הרבה למען צדק חברתי ואיכות החיים במדינה !אולי הפרס הזה נועד לך - .תיקון עולם הוא מושג יהודי עתיק בן למעלה מ-2,000 שנה והוא מייצג את השאיפה להטיב ולשפר את עולמנו. הוא מייצג תודעה ברורה של ערבות הדדית, אחריות, ושותפות. ערכים שהם תנאי להמשך קיומה ושגשוגה של מדינת ישראל .פרס מתנאל לתיקון עולם, על סך 12,500 דולר, מטעם אוניברסיטת רייכמן וקרן מתנאל, מבקש להעלות על נס אנשים פרטיים שבחרו להקדיש את מרצם, יכולותיהם ומשאביהם לעשייה למען תיקון עולם וצדק חברתי :מי יכול להגיש מועמדות העומדים בראש מיזמים חברתיים הפועלים לפחות חמש שנים• ניתן להגיש מועמדות בגין מיזם אחד בלבד, והמועמד/ת חייבים להיות ממובילי המיזם• על המיזם להיות בעל היקף נרחב והשפעה לאומית, לשקף עומק מחשבה ורמת ביצוע גבוהה, להיות חדשני ופורץ דרך, להציע מענה לצורך ברור ולייצג את ערכי הפרס•

!זה הזמן שלכם להגיש מועמדות לינק להרשמה

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לפרטים נוספים ניתן לפנות ל: matanelaward@runi.ac.il

CER

Dec 2024
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Dec 2024
The Extended Board Meeting of the Muslim Jewish Leadership Council (MJLC) has taken place in Brussels this December 1st to 3rd. In presence of Joelle Aflalo, director of the Matanel Foundation. It provided an open and frank space to speak openly about the clear challenges Muslim-Jewish dialogue in Europe has encountered, assess the current situation, hear from external experts, and collectively decide on ways forward together. [caption id="attachment_25784" align="alignnone" width="300"] MJLC Brussels 2024[/caption]
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Oct 2024
With the support of the Matanel Foundation, the Luxembourg Monitoring Committee for the National Action Plan against Anti-Semitism organised a training seminar on the theme of ‘the new faces of anti-Semitism’ with M. Georges Bensoussan,M. Rudy Reichstadt,M. Joël Kotek. [caption id="attachment_25201" align="alignnone" width="300"]M. Georges Bensoussan,M. Michel Heintz M. Joël Kotek M. Rudy Reichstadt, M. Georges Bensoussan,M. Michel Heintz M. Joël Kotek M. Rudy Reichstadt,[/caption] [caption id="attachment_25202" align="alignnone" width="300"]M. Georges Bensoussan,Mrs Joelle Aflalo M. Michel Heintz M. Joël Kotek M. Georges Bensoussan,Mrs Joelle Aflalo M. Michel Heintz M. Joël Kotek[/caption]
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Oct 2024
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Nov 2024

Matanel Crossroad Seminar – In Preparation for Israel's Centennial, 2048


A seminar envisioning Israel's state and society in its centennial year – 2048.
The seminar will consist of 15 graduate Reichman University students from every department, or outstanding undergraduates in their last year of studies.
They will meet over an academic school year for 10 sessions, dealing with the core issues Israel is concerned with toward its centennial: education, welfare, culture, religion, health, finance, communication & media, law, foreign affairs and government.
Each session will take place over three hours and begin with an expert guest lecture -
cf the program
The Matanel Foundation supports such seminars in various other settings in all over the country.

Musrara, The Naggar School of Art and Society.

Oct 2024
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Aug 2024
The Moroccan Embassy in Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the Moroccan Mission to the European Union and NATO hosted a reception in Brussels on Tuesday to mark the 25th anniversary of HM King Mohammed VI's accession to the throne . The ceremony, which took place in Brussels, was attended by personalities from the world of politics, the media, culture and business, as well as Joelle Aflalo, Matanel Foundation's Director.  
The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Mohamed Ameur with Joelle Aflalo and Albert Aflalo
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Jun 2024
Congratulations to Dr Felix Klein, German Federal Government Commissioner for Jewish Life and the Fight against Anti-Semitism for receiving the Moshe Rosen Prize from the Conference of European Rabbis in Berlin in presence of  Joëlle Aflalo.
The CER honors Felix Klein's extraordinary commitment to promoting Jewish life in Germany and taking action to fight against anti-Semitism.
Felix Klein spoke out clearly in favor of not only clearly identifying the causes of anti-Semitism and hatred of Israel, but also combating them more efficiently and systematically with far-reaching legislative proposals and educational initiatives.
 
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Jun 2024

8th FestivALT | 21.06-02.07/2024

FestivALT is a Jewish, multidisciplinary cultural organization that annually hosts a festival of critically engaged contemporary art, performance, and activism exploring the complexities of Jewish life in today’s Poland. We have themed this year Gilgul, which in Hebrew means “circle”. It is also the Jewish notion of reincarnation. The idea is that the imperfect human soul continues forward in the pursuit of bettering itself; of continuing on in its cycle until it fixes its past mistakes. Our program this year is in the spirit of making things better. Or at least attempting to. We don’t have the answers, but we believe in the importance of art in being able to ask questions that provide fuel for empathy, humanity and the peace that we all deserve. These are not questions, however, that we can ask in isolation, and thus we hope you, our audience, will join us on this path.
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May 2024

10th Edition of the Gibraltar World Music Festival (GWMF)

The BrightMed team has the great pleasure to invite you to 2024’s edition of the Gibraltar World Music Festival (GWMF) and the BrightMed events. This year’s theme is ‘LEVANA’ This year’s theme, chosen to address the strong need to rebirth after the Covid years that left Culture, particularly in Gibraltar, sterile, is linked to tapping into the wonderful female energy. This energy is seen as the fundamental force for a renaissance. While some may find that LEVANA was a Roman Goddess associated with childbirth, it also signifies “white” in Hebrew, and is used to name the full moon. What better representation of female connection than the full moon and its influences on us, our mothers, sisters, and partners? To represent LEVANA, the Artistic Directors selected three powerful artists: Sian Pottok, Michelle Davis and Ana Carla Maza. As per every edition, GWMF will arrange a concert at the St Michael’s Cave on the Evening of the 27th June (from 20.00).  
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Feb 2024

Longevity Summit
Milano 14-27 MARCH 2024
Supported by the Matanel Foundation

Is it possible and ethical, to engage in a chase for eternal youth and extend life expectancy? The world’s cutting-edge scientific research says it is. This is a true revolution in the way we approach aging, and Milan is to spearhead it by hosting this unique two-week-long international scientific Summit. The event, which will take place in different venues across the city, will be open to the general public, scholars, policy makers, doctors and health workers, industry representatives and students. It will involve the participation of the city’s most important Institutions that will join in a dialogue on today’s “hottest” themes in research and investments: Healthy Aging and Longevity. Sixty among the most famous and established scientists, real stars in this field, will talk about the cutting-edge research to slow down the aging process. Demographic change requires a holistic approach based on new social paradigms about welfare policies, economy, work and cities’ organization, which will require the development of political and administrative awareness. Therefore, the Summit will feature roundtables with demographers, investors, startup entrepreneurs and mayors of some of the cities that are currently experimenting with new social organizational models based on demographic change. Indeed, we’re facing a revolution in the future of humanity and social organization, which involves every aspect of life. We’re heading towards a Longevity Rush, a new gold rush. Public and private investors, billionaires searching for the source of eternal life, private equities, startups, companies from every industry sector, from big pharma to supplement manufacturers, cosmetics, advertising, real estate, medical and paramedical fields, as well as the industry of leisure. They are all competing with the baby boomers, who have entered the fourth age en masse being blessed with longer life spans and rather solid economic possibilities, thanks to the economic boom they enjoyed and not having children and/or parents to support. This large segment of today’s population is primarily concerned with keeping in good health and securing a longer life. Free entrance, reservations will be required. The conferences will be held in English and/or Italian. Simultaneous translation will be provided in both languages. To follow the live streaming follow the links.
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Jan 2024

The Book Histoire Juive de la France, supported by the Matanel Foundation has received the prestigious Mare Nostrum Prize 2023 section History and Geopolitics
A Jewish History of France: this monumental study tracing two millennia of Jewish presence in France stands out for its exceptional documentary and analytical wealth. Produced by 150 renowned academics under the direction of Sylvie Anne Goldberg, this colossal work captivates with its skilful blend of specialist scholarship and accessibility. The great strength of the book lies in its willingness to place the trajectory of the Jews in the global historical contexts in which they participated. Varying its focus from the long term to the study of specific cases, it reveals the full complexity of the relationship between France and its Jews. Supported by sumptuous iconography, this landmark book takes readers on a fascinating journey through the centuries. Its scientific and editorial quality is a credit to the vitality of Jewish studies, and the "Mare Nostrum Prize - History and Geopolitics", awarded to Roberto Mercadini (Le Génie des ténèbres - Les Belles Lettres), was a fitting reward.

CER

Nov 2023
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Jun 2023
Congratulations to the winners of the Matanel Inclusive Workplace award : the award is aimed at raising awareness and encourage employers for equal representation of employees with disabilities in the labour market. Winners: 1st : Concept for Pharmacy - a health-related business in Kfar Saba that has been employing people with psychiatric disorders for over a decade. The company currently employs 10 people with disabilities in various departments throughout their cooperation. 2nd : Golbary / Sacara - Bnei Brak branch - a clothing store in Bnei Brak that has 12 female employees, of which 3 have cognitive disabilities. Their work entails customer service, organizing and arranging goods etc. One of them even does new employee onboarding. 3rd : Stopmarket – a grocery store in Netanya. Out of 40 employees, they have 10 employees with cognitive disabilities from the Arab sector who reside in the Salam Kfar Kara group homes. They have equal employment rights. Initiative by Ohel Sarah in collaboration with Shekel, and The Commission of Rights of People with Disabilities, the ceremony was held in Tel Aviv the 20th of June in presence of the First Lady of the State of Israel, Michal Herzog.      
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May 2023

 

Yael Berman-Domb, CEO of ‘Tana Yerushalmi’ (photo: The Jerusalem Fund)
Yael Berman-Domb, CEO of Tana Yerushalmi, during an activity (photo: The Jerusalem Fund)

“As part of the selection process, over 100 nominations were submitted to win the new prestigious award,” it was reported to “Khal Ha’ir”. “Many groundbreaking initiatives were presented in the proposals, which strengthen society in all its aspects and have a decisive contribution for the residents of Jerusalem. At the end of a strict selection process led by the judging team, Yael Berman-Domb, CEO of ‘Tana Jerusalem’ and one of its founders, was chosen to receive the prestigious award. Berman Domb, who has devoted many years to diverse social activities, heads the association that leads unique programs to strengthen the city of Jerusalem by attracting and keeping young men and women in the city, as well as shaping active, committed and influential community leadership.”

“The association leads programs intended for the younger generation of various ages in a democratic and pluralistic spirit, including: a pre-military preparatory school, an integrated midrash, programs for students and accompanying communities,” it added. “Many achievements have been credited to the association in its 13 years of activity: 500 graduates of the Jerusalem high school and TANA Jerusalem programs, 70% of the graduates work in the public and social sector and many have chosen to live in Jerusalem.”

It should be noted that the awarding ceremony will take place on Tuesday, 3/28/23, in Jerusalem in the presence of Mayor Moshe Leon

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Mar 2023
          We would like to extend our sincere congratulations to, CEO of 'Tene Yerushalmi' for winning the prestigious  "Jerusalem Prize for Young Leadership" The Jerusalem Prize for Young Leadership is awarded to civil society leaders (up to the age of 50), workers in non-profit organizations, who have presented significant activity to strengthen Jerusalem, the development of the community and the well-being of the residents. The prize, in the amount of 100 thousand dollars, will be awarded to the organization led by the winner and the prize money will be transferred to the cultivation and promotion of its activities. The association Tene Yerushalmi leads programs intended for the younger generation of various ages in a democratic and pluralistic spirit, including: a pre-military preparatory school, an integrated midrash, programs for students and accompanying communities. The Matanel Foundation supports their Perach Zahav Bnei Bayit program
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Mar 2023
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Feb 2023
Congratulations to the 8 Companions of the Mediterranean who will sail throughout the academic year 2022-23 between 8 cities on board a magnificent sailing boat and will carry out educational workshops on the theme of living together at each stopover. An initiative of the Beit Project and with the encouragement and support of the Matanel Foundation and EMID, The Boat Project is a project that proposes to make our common environment, the Mediterranean, an essential element of education for living together, through which to discover diversity from an innovative perspective. Started from Marseille, the boat crosses the sea from one stage to the next, weaving links from North to South over the course of a school year  - landed in Tangiers here is an extract from the Tangier television news.
Courtesy of TanjaNews TV
Jerusalem Post
Feb 2023
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Jan 2023

"You can just sit and read it non-stop!"/ Steinsaltz Mishnah series presented to President Isaac Herzog at the President's Residence in Jerusalem

President Israel Herzog received today, Monday, 9 Tevet 5783, 2 January 2023, the final volume of the Mishnah with a modern Hebrew translation and commentary by the late Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz), from his son, Rabbi Meni Even-Israel, director of the Steinsaltz Center. This is the last project translated by Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz), thus completing the work of translating the entire Jewish canon and making him the only commentator in Jewish history to have achieved this feat. The late Rabbi Steinsaltz was an educator, researcher, commentator of the Talmud and Hasidic thought, philosopher, social critic, and author of over 300 works in various languages. He also established a network of educational institutions and received a variety of awards including the Israel Prize and the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor. Rabbi Steinsaltz's teachings included a new edition of Judaism's core texts, featuring a clear and concise interpretation and inviting students to delve deeper into various fields, concepts, halachic ruling, and historical background of the topics discussed. The Koren Steinsaltz Mishnah includes 13 volumes, 63 tractates, 4182 mishnayot over a total of some 9,000 pages. The modern Hebrew translation of the Mishnah alone took twelve years. Each volume of the Koren Steinsaltz Mishnah contains an average of 750 color photographs and illustrations. President Isaac Herzog: "This is an amazing enterprise! Its advantage is that it serves the entire nation and connects it to its sources. The fact the fact that you have made it accessible to the whole People of Israel is a great privilege." Rabbi Meni Even-Israel: "We are proud to present to the President the final volume of the Mishnah, bringing us full circle, because Rabbi Steinsaltz and the Steinsaltz Center presented the first volume of the Talmud to President Shazar. This presentation of the final volume of the annotated Mishnah is the fulfillment of the Rabbi's motto "Let My People Know."
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Dec 2022
Congratulations to the 8 Companions of the Mediterranean who will sail throughout the academic year 2022-23 between 8 cities on board a magnificent sailing boat and will carry out educational workshops on the theme of living together at each stopover. An initiative of the Beit Project and with the encouragement and support of the Matanel Foundation and EMID, The Boat Project is a project that proposes to make our common environment, the Mediterranean, an essential element of education for living together, through which to discover diversity from an innovative perspective. Starting from Marseille, the boat crosses the sea from one stage to the next, weaving links from North to South over the course of a school year: Marseille, Tangiers, Barcelona, Algiers, Genoa, Tunis, Palermo and Bastia. The Boat Project and La Capsule Marseille have developped a free mobile application (available on Apple and Android) that will allow to follow live the boat's journey as well as the adventure of the Companions and the participants of the workshops in each city, and even to discuss with them!
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Jul 2022
Congratulations to the Musrara 2022 Graduates for their achievements and final exhibition.
Here is the link to the Class of 2022 exhibitions site : https://graduation.musrara.co.il/2022/
 

Matanel Prize for Jewish Thoughts

Jul 2022
Congratulations to the winners of The Matanel Prize for Jewish Thought Awarded for best original book in Jewish Thought, published in Hebrew in the past three years (2020-2022). The winners of 2022 are: Prof. Avraham (Rami) Reiner, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev on his book, Rabbenu Tam: Interpretation, Halakhah, Controversy. Prof. Oded Israeli, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev on his book, R. Moses b. Nachman (Nachmanides): Intellectual Biography.
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Jul 2022
Picture : His Excellency Ambassador of Morocco in Israël , Abdel Rahim Al-Bayoud - Dr. Shimon Ohayon, Director, Dahan Center, Bar-Ilan University - Joëlle Aflalo , Director , Matanel Foundation
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Apr 2022
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Apr 2022
 

Congratulations to the winners of
The Matanel Prize for Tikkun Olam 2022 Israel and Abroad
The Matanel Foundation awarded two prizes among their currently or previously supported projects that applied in 2020,  a prize for a project in Israel and a prize for a project abroad. The two prizes are awarded $30,000 each.
We have given the opportunity to vote to all non-profit organizations currently or previously supported by the Matanel Foundation, as well as members of the Foundation's Management and friends of the Foundation. Through the voting website.
The results of the vote have been announced during the 5th Matanel Retreat  held on April 6th, 2022
Winner of the Matanel for Tikkun Olam prize in Israel : SHEKEL for their project  Inclusion for People with Disabilities
Winner of the Matanel for Tikkun Olam prize Abroad: KAIMA TANZANIA for their project A Matanel Education Farm
Congratulations to the winners, we are looking forward discovering what you will achieve !
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Jan 2022

The Matanel Prize for Jewish Thought

The Application is now OPEN

The prize of  USD 25,000 is awarded for the best original book in Jewish Thought, published in Hebrew in the past three years (2020-2022), that is suitable for a wide readership. The book should be at least the second one published by the author who is expected to be also involved  in social and educational activities.

Authors and publishers may submit nominations.

Applicants are required to fill out the application form (in Hebrew), and must submit the following:

  1. CV (English or Hebrew)
  2. List of main publications (up to 2 pages)
  3. Two letters of recommendation that explain why the book deserves the prize. The recommendations may be sent directly to the World Union of Jewish Studies worldunion@jewish-studies.org.
  4. Five copies of the book must be sent to:

The World Union of Jewish Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rabin World Center of Jewish Studies, Mt Scopus, Jerusalem 9190501, Israel

No further documents will be considered.

The submission deadline is Sunday, May 1, 2022.

The upcoming Matanel Prize for Jewish Thought is expected to be awarded during the 18th World Congress of Jewish Studies in Summer 2022 (8-12 August).

The publisher shall ensure that the winning books are decorated with a wrap-around band indicating “Matanel Prize for Jewish Thought 2022″.

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Nov 2021

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Oct 2021
Emotions Brain forum - supported by the Matanel Foundation
Congratulations to BrainCircle Italia for the first conference (out of 8) of the Emotions Brain forum that was held in Jerusalem
Find enclosed the recorded YouTube live :

The next one will be held in Italy in Genoa on 31st of October 2021 - LOVE MAPS OF THE BRAIN
Love Maps of the Brain
Emotions at Genoa Science Festival
Sunday, 31 October 2021 - 6 pm
Genoa, Palazzo Ducale, Sala del Maggior Consiglio
For registration please follow this link : http://www.festivalscienza.it/site/home/programma/le-mappe-dellamore-nel-cervello.html

Matanel

Oct 2021

Emotions brainforum ,
supported by the Matanel Foundation


Understanding emotions - Conference in Jerusalem, October 24th 9:30 local time
  The emotions are an integral part of our daily lives and yet they often remain a mystery.
Seven world famous women scientists reveal the secrets of what could be considered a neuro tool box in a host of different situations, from basic survival to the social pleasure of taking and sharing a selfie.
A full immersion into the world of emotions, where there will be space to discuss one of the most controversial, fear, as well as the strong reciprocal relationship between emotions and learning, and to explore disorders stemming from how we manage our emotions and how we understand those of others.
The BrainForum will take place at the Isaac and Luba Becker Auditorium, Goodman Building, Edmond J. Safra Campus of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and is organised in collaboration with the ELSC- Edmond and Lily Center for Brain Sciences and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
It will be possible to participate in presence of the Jerusalem meeting, according to the restrictions for COVID-19.
In order to attend this event you will need to present a valid green pass or recovery certificate or a negative Covid test from the last 24 hours.
Registration is required.
It will be broadcast live in streaming at this link and then uploaded onto the website.