Ateret Cope
Last night we were treated to a dinner at Nalaga’at (translated as Please Touch), which is a combination restaurant, coffee house and theater. The plays in the theater are performed […]
Prior to today, I was mostly impacted by the Israeli religious sites and the interesting symbolism reflected in many of the stories. As I was standing on an old Israeli […]
It has been our privilege and pleasure as STEM teachers to visit many wonderful and inspiring schools, colleges, universities and science institutes on this trip to Israel. They differed in […]
I was really looking forward to today and it exceeded my expectations! We left Jerusalem early and headed to Masada in the Judean desert, above the southwest corner of […]
While reflecting on our first week in Israel, it has become clear that the most important thing I can do as an educator is to facilitate opportunities for students to […]
Everywhere I looked in Jerusalem there were names, names of people. Not only streets were people named but names of people were on buildings and sites incongruous to my mind. […]