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In Israel and Jewish communities around the world, special days are now being observed — Yamim Noraim, or “Days of Awe”.

The birthday of Israeli civil aviation is considered to be September 28, 1948, when the first president of the state, Chaim Weizmann, arrived in Israel from Geneva on board a military aircraft, Douglas C-54 Skymaster, converted for civilian use.

In university campuses around the world, a tragedy is unfolding that was recently hard to imagine.

As we welcome the New Year, we send our warmest wishes to Jewish communities around the world.

Tel Aviv University (TAU) holds the seventh position for the second consecutive year in the global PitchBook ranking, which evaluates universities based on the entrepreneurial success of their graduates.

The Israeli medical center “Sheba” (Tel HaShomer) has been recognized as one of the ten smartest hospitals in the world according to the international ranking Newsweek and Statista.

Jewish communities in the Middle East and North Africa, which existed for more than two thousand years, virtually disappeared in the 20th century.

When American universities were engulfed in anti-Israel protests, many wondered: where did such hatred for the Jewish state come from? Why are students, who yesterday didn’t know where Gaza was, today chanting “From the river to the sea” and demanding the destruction of Israel.

53 years ago, on September 5, 1972, during the Munich Olympics, Palestinian terrorists took members of the Israeli delegation hostage.