AMIT Nachshon: Running for a Good Cause
One hundred Yeshivat AMIT Nachshon, Mateh Yehuda, students , parents and teachers ran the 10 km marathon in Jerusalem held at the end of March.
The Debate Champions from Tzfat
The AMIT Tzfat debate club, with members from AMIT Tzfat High School for Girls and the AMIT Evelyn Schreiber Ulpana, recently qualified for the national debate competition.
AMIT Kamah: From Yeruham to St. Louis
Congratulations to our girls in the South! The robotics team at AMIT Kamah Yeruham High School for Girls won the FTC (FIRST Tech Challenge) National Robotics Competition this week and was chosen to represent Israel at the world championship.
Yeshivat AMIT Nachshon Student Chosen as Outstanding Delegate at Model UN
Yeshivat AMIT Nachshon Mateh Yehuda student, Natti Ibrokski, was named the Outstanding Delegate at the Model United Nations national competition held this week with representatives from all sectors of Israeli society and from abroad.
AMIT Netanya Students Meet President of Israel
A delegation of new immigrant students from AMIT Bar Ilan High School for Boys, Netanya, met recently with Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin at his residence in Jerusalem.
From Ulpanat AMIT Haifa to the United Nations
Doreen Cohen, an 11th grader at Ulpanat AMIT Anna Teich Haifa, will represent the Future Female Engineers project at an Israeli Embassy conference to be held next month at the United Nations.
AMIT Hammer Rehovot Principal Recognized as Outstanding School Leader
Rabbi Rafi Maimon, principal of AMIT Hammer Rehovot High School for Boys, was recently recognized by the City of Rehovot as the outstanding principal of the year.
Engineer To Educator
It is not every day that a high flyer from the world of start-ups and the armaments industry gives up everything to take over the helm of a small high school in a distant development town. But this is exactly what 46-year-old Guy Dekel did last year, when he resigned his position as team director at Israel’s prestigious Rafael Advanced Defense Systems in order to become the new principal of AMIT Karmiel, a co-ed high school of just 256 students. After having led the team that developed Israel’s first marine USVs (unmanned service vehicles), which are now patrolling the shores of the country from north to south, Dekel is busy dealing with class schedules, curricula, teachers and students—and, on the day I met him, ordering parquet flooring for a new hip-hop room he plans to create at the school.
Training For A Lifetime
According to a 2014 report by the Institute for the Study of War, Israel’s Air Force is the best in the world.
“Israel has space assets, advanced fighter jets, hi-tech armed drones, and nuclear weapons. Its air force has incredibly high entry and training standards,” the study noted. So who are the young people being trained to keep the Air Force up and running at such high international standards? Observe AMIT Hammer Rehovot Pre-Army Junior College, which opened its doors in September 2014 to a class of 24 eager students, and now has sixty young men enrolled in an intensive and unique training program that combines technology, Torah and preparation for life.
Waves Of Struggle And Blessing
There is no doubt that a promise from God will be fulfilled. His blessings come to fruition at the right time, no earlier and no later. Often in the Torah we read of a promise that Hashem makes either to an individual or a nation; usually, a significant amount of time elapses before His blessing is materialized. This lack of immediacy implies that there must be a catalyst that triggers the manifestation of a blessing besides God’s promise that it will happen—the timing must be dependent on another factor.