OneTable, an organization that empowers people in their 20s and 30s to envision new rituals and build community through Shabbat dinner, is reopening with indoor dinners of up to ten guests as it marks its 500,000th dinner guest, including repeat engagers, since its founding in 2014. As the pandemic wanes, young adults are eager to…
Photo courtesy Birthright Israel Excel The business leadership fellowship program “Birthright Israel Excel” officially opened June 6 at a festive event held at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange building. Marking the 10-year anniversary of the prestigious program. This year’s cohort includes participants from all over the world: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, England, France and the UK,…
The Covid-19 pandemic led to expressions like “lockdown,” “isolation,” and “social distancing” becoming part of social conduct all over the world. Now it appears that bats also maintain social distancing, which might help prevent the spread of contagious diseases in their colonies. In a new study published in the “Annals of the New York Academy…
Photo: CP Technologies held a ribbon cutting to open its North American HQ in Prescott on June 9, 2021. CP Technologies, a designer and manufacturer of standard and custom rugged computer hardware, announced it opened the newly constructed CP North American headquarters at 2620 Deep Well Ranch Road in Prescott, Arizona in a ribbon-cutting ceremony…
For the first time in Scottsdale since consigning Rock Star Alice Cooper’s multi-million-dollar Andy Warhol, the public will get a rare opportunity to view the legendary acrylic and silkscreen ink on canvas, “Little Electric Chair” in-person on Thursday, June 24 at Larsen Gallery from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Cooper’s Warhol will be on display at…
Photo caption: Girl Scout Daisy Troop 3589 donated 243 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies and more than 15 bags of food and supplies to the JFCS Just 3 Things food pantry. Phoenix Girl Scout Daisy Troop 3589 initiated and promoted a donation drive to collect supplies and food for the Jewish Family & Children’s Service…
Photo: Danit Knishinsky with her fantasy novel, Maddie Shirkoff: World of Odds. Unlike most teens who spent their COVID-19 pandemic quarantine time on TikTok, Netflix, or playing video games, Danit Knishinsky spent it writing her first-ever fantasy novel. The 14-year-old Scottsdale resident worked diligently during the lockdown to achieve one of her dreams: write and…
Photo: Group photo of wounded soldiers during the retreat. One hundred and fifty wounded Israel Defense Forces (IDF) veterans got a special five-star retreat this weekend when the New York-based nonprofit Belev Echad hosted them at the Ramot Hotel Resort in Jerusalem for an unforgettable vacation. “Now more than ever our soldiers need a community,…
Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS), announced June 2 the opening of the JFCS West Valley Healthcare Center located at 1840 N. 95th Ave., Suite 160 in Phoenix. Recognizing the need to provide integrated healthcare to underserved communities across the Valley, JFCS has completed its plan to open four integrated healthcare centers in five years….
Photo: (Left to right) Ben-Gurion University of the Negev President Prof. Daniel Chamovitz; CEO of Gav-Yam Avi Jacobovitz; CyberArk’s founder and CEO Udi Mokady; CyberArk Beer Sheba Mayor, Ruvik Danilovich; and Chen Bitan – General Manager of CyberArk’s headquarters in Israel and CyberArk’s chief product officer. Photo: Diego Mitelberg Israeli cybersecurity company CyberArk (NASDAQ:CYBR) has…
