Top Stories Press Releases Videos Media Contact News Archive Married Doctors recognized for life-saving work in Mali The Jewish News of Northern California | February 18, 2021 by Dan Pine Jessica Beckerman’s voice still shakes all these years later when she remembers the malaria-stricken newborn, sweating profusely and breathing rapidly, who died right before her eyes. READ MORE > Sheba Medical Center Becomes The First Fully VR Based Hospital Electronic Health Reporter | November 13, 2019 by Scott Rupp Sheba Medical Center is strategically transforming the hospital into a center of innovation that embodies a startup culture and that encourages the hospital’s complete transformation to digital health. READ MORE > The Fate of Refugee Families Is In America’s Hands Wbur | October 4, 2019 by Sasha Chanoff On the eve of World War II many parents faced an impossible choice: stay with their children as the Nazis closed in, or send them off, to take their chances on their own. READ MORE > Trump admin broke law with visa delays for Afghans, Iraqis who worked for U.S., judge rules NBC News | September 23, 2019 by Dan De Luce A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration violated the law by failing to promptly resolve visa applications for thousands of Afghans and Iraqis who worked for American troops and diplomats, and ordered the government to fix the delays. READ MORE > Charles Bronfman Prize Recipient David Hertz Shares His Story In New York The Jerusalem Post | September 22, 2019 by Haley Cohen The idea for Gastromotiva came from Hertz’s desire to connect to people and places and “the opportunity to give people dignity and use food as a universal language,” he said. READ MORE > California bill looks to close data gaps in the criminal justice system TechCrunch | September 16, 2019 by Megan Rose Dickey The California state legislature has passed AB 1331, a criminal justice data bill that aims to improve the quality of criminal justice records and creates a pathway for courts to share data with researchers. The bill is awaiting a signature of approval by California Gov. Gavin Newsom. READ MORE > If Kafka Was Israeli and Wrote About Talking Goldfish The New York Times | August 28, 2019 by Gal Beckerman Etgar Keret, the writer of absurd, sad, funny, and very short stories, grows up READ MORE > 1 2 … 12 13
