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One of us
Israel
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Hiburim program
Yerucham, Israel
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Kivunim-Vocational Training for Young Adults with Disabilities
Israel
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Kaima Evaluation and Knowledge Management
Israel
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Food Security – Cooperation with the Boris Mints Institute for Strategic Policy Solutions to Global Challenges (Tel-Aviv University) and ICIPE
Kenya
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The Jewish Necropolis in Ennezat
France
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The Beit Midrash for training a senior state rabbinate in Israel
Israel
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Straus-Amiel, Ohr Torah Stone: The Jewish World Post-Covid – Virtual International Conference for Shlichim
Israel
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The Steinsaltz Archive – Preservation and future of Rabbi Adin Even-Israël Steinsaltz ‘s work
Israel
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Restoration of the Synagogue of Troyes
France
News
Mar 2026
Congratulations to Petra Straga, winner of the prestigious LIYSF prize sponsored by the Matanel Foundation
with her Project : “Multilingual Minds, Delayed Neurological Decline ”
Price remitted by Lionel Mamane, Matanel Foundation's advisor the 14th of March during the 55th National Jonk Fuerscher Contest in Luxembourg.
Originally, this award was intended to offer the winner a summer internship at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel—one of the world’s leading centers for scientific research. So today, we would like to offer a sincere prayer for peace as an absolute necessity. For science, like music, is one of the few things that brings us together as human beings, across borders, languages, and conflicts. It knows no passport. And we hope that this prize will one day regain its special significance—and that these young people will, in a more peaceful world, be able to discover Israel.
Originally, this award was intended to offer the winner a summer internship at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel—one of the world’s leading centers for scientific research. So today, we would like to offer a sincere prayer for peace as an absolute necessity. For science, like music, is one of the few things that brings us together as human beings, across borders, languages, and conflicts. It knows no passport. And we hope that this prize will one day regain its special significance—and that these young people will, in a more peaceful world, be able to discover Israel.
Testimonials
Testimonial 4th retreat - A thank you letter from Adi Koll
Thank you for a wonderful and inspiring day.
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