A cross-country mission for Sukkot
Ahead of the Sukkot holiday, students from the AMIT network embarked on a mission across Israel to lend a hand to those unable to build a sukkah by themselves.
A lesson of forgiveness for Yom Kippur
Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi David Lau meets with students from Ulpnanat AMIT Givat Shmuel
Starting the new year with good deeds
Several AMIT schools prepared for the Jewish New Year by undertaking chesed projects within their communities, underscoring the emphasis that the network places on volunteer work and doing good for those who are less fortunate.
Modern-day Action Hero
Knesset member and AMIT alumna Rachel Azaria is going to heroic lengths to make Israel a better home for everyone.
Pain & Gain
Nili Block first turned to sports as an outlet during tough times. Now she’s a world champion kickboxer!
New School of Thought
Architect and planner Prakash Nair, the man behind AMIT’s Gogya center, explains why school design matters.
“My goal is to be significant”
AMIT student Hai Levi wants to make a mark on the world. Volunteering has helped him get off to a good start.
The Gift of Friendship
Dr. Robert Krain, a retired internist, wanted to help children by bequeathing a portion of his estate to a worthy cause.
A Woman of Her Words
Author, poet and translator Idra Novey’s award-winning novel honors the many ways a book can speak to the Jewish experience.
Ultra-Orthodox Women Filling a Cinematic Void
“The Wedding Plan” and “The Women’s Balcony” shine a light on emotionally rich portrayals of religious women.