In the Money: AMIT students learn invaluable lessons on financial literacy
Sixty-eight percent of Millennials in the United States say that debt has had a negative impact on their life, according to a recent survey.
Happy Hanukkah: Watch this special greeting for a sweet treat from AMIT
To celebrate the Festival of Lights, students from the AMIT Ramle Technological High School’s culinary track are sharing their recipe for sufganiyot (jelly donuts) baked from scratch.
All in the Family: AMIT across three generations
Israeli judge and child survivor of the Holocaust David Frankel studied at the AMIT youth village in Petach Tikva, and now his daughter teaches at an AMIT school and his grandchildren attend AMIT schools as well.
Amanda and Isaac Benishai
“We think AMIT schools are the basis for a truly strong country. Education both inside and outside the classroom is extremely important for the success of the state of Israel and the Jewish people.”
A Twist on Latkes: Try this Root Vegetable Version
In contrast to so many other Jewish holidays, Hanukkah celebrations are relaxed and loose. It feels like all I need to do is fry up some latkes, and I’m in the perfect holiday spirit.
Life-changing lesson: Watch one principal’s unforgettable story
David Cohen-Dvir, the principal of AMIT Shevet Sofer Elementary School for Boys, was critically wounded in Gaza. His incredible recovery is an inspiration to his students.
Yalla, learning Arabic is fun—and rewarding, says one AMIT student
AMIT student Matan Eliahu has a knack for languages. After spending four years with his family in the United States, he returned to Israel speaking English and Spanish, in addition to his native Hebrew.
Shari and Jacob M. Safra
The Safras explain why they can’t think of a better cause than AMIT, which prepares Israeli children for the future. “There are all types of kids and we need to serve all of them,” said Jacob.
A friend in need: Ethiopian orphan gives the gift of family
Dalalin Destau is only 16 years old, but he has already experienced more hardship and loss than some people do in a lifetime. Born in a village near Gondar, Ethiopia, Dalalin lost both of his parents as a small child.
She’s in the army now! Midreshet AMIT alum protects Israel
Before starting at Midreshet AMIT a little over two years ago, Addi Weiss was on the fence about doing a gap-year in Israel. Now, as a lone soldier in the Israel Defense Forces, she isn’t sure she wants to come back.