AMIT Alum Amiad G. has turned horror into hope. He composed a soulful song to the poetry of Ori Ansbacher, z”l, who was murdered last February by an Islamic terrorist in the Ein Yael forest on Jerusalem’s outskirts. Amiad’s version of “A World of Peace,” immortalizes Ori, z”l, and a message of hope.
Are you looking for a fabulous sweet treat to fill up your Purim Mishloach Manot baskets? Try these Chewy Tahini Blondies from the popular new “Sababa” cookbook by Adeena Sussman. As soon as the cookbook launched, the recipe for these dessert bars went viral – for good reason!
Cast your vote in the World Zionist Congress elections. You have until March 11, 2020. Don’t miss the chance to have your voice heard in this important election affecting world Jewry and to help AMIT maintain its influence in key organizations in Israel! Vote OIC – Slate #4!
Shoshana Lev, an English teacher at AMIT Wasserman Torah, Arts and Sciences Junior and Senior High School for Girls in Maaleh Adumim, will tell us how she became a Teacher of the Century.
AMIT’s young women students were among the excited and proud crowd of 3,300 at the first-ever Women’s Siyum HaShas in Jerusalem, which marked the headline-making and historical completion of the 7 ½ -year cycle of daily study of the Babylonian Talmud. “It was beyond amazing,” said one Midreshet AMIT student.
Morris Zimmerman, 94, a born and bred Zionist, is dedicating a classroom at AMIT Ramle Technological High School, located in Ramle, in memory of his parents and parents-in-law. His generous gift, from an IRA rollover, helps to ensure a strong future of Israeli children.
For the first time in its 95-year, storied, all-female board history, AMIT has voted to appoint five new men to its board of directors, a change that is heralded as one that was long in coming. Leaders hope the new gender diversity will widen the organization’s tent and bring in new vision and perspectives, aligning itself with 21st century dynamism in the continuation to build the future of children in Israel.
A critical election is upon us and the voice of American Jews needs to be heard on some of the most pressing issues facing Israel and global Jewry. The World Zionist Congress (WZC) is opening its once-every-five-year election season on January 21, 2020. Votes may be cast through March 11, 2020.
Musician, comedian, satirist, and television star, Noam Jacobson, one of Israel’s most eclectic entertainers, traces his roots to AMIT.
When Dr. Jack Prince was thinking about giving tzedakah, AMIT was high on his list.
