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Educational Continuity During Crisis: How to Turn Contingency Plans into Active Implementation

Einat Shoshan-Refaeli

Israeli, US gov’ts ignore that they have lost the trust of the public – opinion | Jerusalem Post

Shlomo Maital

Reproductive factors and mammographic density within the International Consortium of Mammographic Density: A cross-sectional study | BMC

Anath Flugelman

A Decision Support Tool Integrating Data and Advanced Modeling

Ron Kenett

Why do we not need “talents” as teachers? | Calcalist

Tali Tal

Research and Development in the Field of the Environment in Israel and its Commercialization – Barriers and their Removal | Ecology & Environment

Adi Wolfson, Ofira Ayalon, Orna Raviv, Daniel Madar

Peanut allergen characterization and allergenicity throughout development | Frontiers in Allergy

Ron Kenett

Green Mortgages: How Financial Incentives for Sustainable Buildings Could Revolutionize Israel’s Built Environment | Ecology & Environment

Yosi Borochov, Ofira Ayalon

An empty bin, a full stomach – about food and food waste | EcoLOG

Ofira Ayalon

The Academic Boycott Strategy That Can Significantly Impact Israel

Boaz Golany, Rivka Carmi

Professors Boaz Golany and Rivka Carmi emphasize that combating the academic boycott doesn’t demand substantial investments. Instead, it requires mobilizing the right entities within Israel, meticulous planning informed by knowledge and an understanding of essential actions. This includes proactively establishing and maintaining collaborations with relevant international parties, a dedicated foreign relations and lobbying system, and most importantly, a sustained commitment to the struggle over the years. All these efforts can be achieved with relatively modest budgets, given timely implementation.