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Tolerance Week 2019 – Continuing a Tradition

There are some things you don’t learn in school – backgammon, capoeira, Debka glue dances and rap. – and certainly not with neighboring schools, [especially between Jewish and Arab schools].

December 1, 2019

Cultural Competence Workshop at Herzfeld Geriatric Hospital

Herzfeld Geriatric Rehabilitation Medical Center, operated by the Clalit Health Services, is located in the southern town of Gadera and serves populations in the Gadera / Rehovot area. As part

November 28, 2019

The Little Prince – Building Long-term Partnerships

In the “Little Prince” program, when we began two years ago with a host of residents’ initiatives, our goal was to make Jerusalem clean. But an equally important goal was

November 20, 2019

An Evening of Cultural Competence for Health Care Rights Volunteers from the Jerusalem Municipality

On Tuesday, November 5, we held a special evening for Health Care Rights Volunteers, which was organized by the Community Services Department of the Jerusalem Municipality, with an emphasis on

November 15, 2019

Advancing Tolerance through Mental Health Week 2019

World Mental Health Day is commemorated every year on October 10. The Nefashot (souls) team has been working for the past 3 years in Jerusalem to raise awareness and reduce

November 13, 2019

The Little Prince – Cleaning Up Jerusalem at a Top Priority in Jerusalem

It started as the dream of one – and now many – activists, and now it’s a top Jerusalem priority. As Mayor Moshe Lion rounds up his first year in

November 12, 2019

Sometimes Dreams of a Clean Jerusalem Come True

One of the key issues Little Prince deals with is problematic urban areas, which are used by all residents of the city and are not cleaned, ever. The reason: Its

November 8, 2019

Arabic Courses Open the Year

How can you open communication with the ‘other’ if you don’t know his or her language? That’s why we opened our Arabic for Communications classes over 15 (!) years ago.

November 5, 2019

Oneg Shabbat Blog Mentions ‘Window to Mount Zion’

The Oneg Shabbat blog is a private very popular weekly blog that’s been published since 2007. Authored by Prof. David Assaf, Professor of Jewish History at Tel Aviv University, each

November 2, 2019

MiniActive – Kickoff Event

On October 24 we held an opening event for 150 MiniActive women. The evening was filled with cultural performances, from debka dancing to poetry to playback theater. The evening sought

October 31, 2019

Window to Mount Zion Reaches US Commission on International Religious Freedom

We’ve often said that Mount Zion, and what we’ve been doing of the past few years with Window to Mount Zion – can truly be an example for the rest

October 25, 2019

Let’s Celebrate! 20 Years of the Jersualem Intercultural Center

“20 years is a lifetime of activity, of creating, together with our dear partners…I’d like to thank the Jerusalem Foundation, which has worked with us from the beginning, and to

October 24, 2019

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