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25 ViZionaries: Mustapha Ezzarghani - No. 14
Founded the Moroccan-Israeli Friendship Association, endeavoring to strengthen ties between Muslims and Jews and between Morocco and Israel
Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood, Dudu Tassa to kick off Jerusalem Oud Festival
Should we still learn foreign languages? - opinion
Herut Davidson on Arabic, social media, and bridge-building across the Middle East
Dance festival created for Hebrew and Arabic speakers
Choreographers Yasmeen Godder and Nur Garabli will host the first Na’ot Ma’Ba’ad Festival (Moving Together Festival), a platform for creation in Arabic and Hebrew.
The Herzl Museum in Jerusalem is now appealing to Arab-Israelis
The museum will translate all of its exhibits into Arabic.
Arab MKs have every right to speak Arabic during Knesset debates - editorial
What the opposition MKs forgot is that as a language with a special status in Israel, Arabic is one of two languages allowed to be spoken in the Knesset plenum.
Arabic-learning 'Madrasa' app developed by Technion students
The Madrasa project promotes Arabic learning through a platform that includes free online courses, extensive activity through digital channels, and many different collaborations.
Health app monitors cancer symptoms and treatments in Hebrew and Arabic
The free Wave Health app is now available in nine languages.
Home sweet (improvised) home
“These are songs that dozens of generations from the region grew up with – Arabs, Jews, Christians and Muslims, different nationalities and tribes that comprise a common musical culture.”
Children’s theater in Jaffa hosts sixth annual festival for Hebrew, Arabic speakers
Elmina was founded by celebrated actor and director Norman Issa, and his actress-playwright wife, Gidona Raz Issa, in 2012.
Israelis should be taught Arabic in schools - editorial
Israelis can do more to assimilate into the region.
Aravrit - new app designs script that combines Hebrew and Arabic
By combining the top halves of the Arabic characters and the bottoms of the Hebrew ones, Liron Lavi Turkenich created 'Aravrit,' a script that is gaining popularity.
My Word: Israeli road signs and wonders
Even minding its Ps and Qs, the end result could still be Petah Tiqwa instead of Petah (or Petach) Tikvah.