Press
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March 28, 2024
Receiving stories and wrestling with pedagogic tensions post-Oct. 7
Rabbi Laura Novak Winer discusses the challenges faced by educators in the aftermath of October 7th. She reflects on a recent trip to Israel with other educators where they met with community leaders, families of those taken hostages and organizations. One of the organizations the delegation met with was Givat Haviva.
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March 16, 2024
Voices of Faith: Hudson rabbi shares emotional experience of recent Israeli visit
On a recent visit, a rabbi from Ohio met with Mohammad Darawshe from Givat Haviva and discussed the current situation in Israel and its impact on Arab citizens of Israel.
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February 29, 2024
Unity and Resilience: Atlanta’s Jewish professionals reflect on a recent visit to Israel
A group of professionals from Atlanta visited areas directly impacted by the Attacks on October 7th. zone of their stops was Givat Haviva, where they Met with Mohammad Darwashe and learned about Givat Haviva's critical peacebuilding work. They spoke with the families of October 7th victims and visited the site of the Nova Music festival.
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February 24, 2024
Arab students at Israeli universities facing punitive actions for support of Palestine
Many Arab-Palestinian students in Israel have been detained, harassed, expelled and subjected to legal proceedings for expressing opinions on social media platforms. The situation has led to disciplinary actions by universities and debates regarding freedom of speech. Arab students have been particularly targeted, raising concerns about discrimination and selective enforcement of laws.
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February 17, 2024
It is urgent to invest in Arab integration in Israel - opinion
This article discusses the recent survey Givat Haviva put out on Jewish and Arab attitudes towards one another in Israel after October 7th. This article explains the importance of investing in Arab society and maintaining Jewish- Arab relations in Israel.
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January 18, 2024
A Home in a Time of Hopelessness
This article highlights Givat Haviva's compassionate response to the October 7th Attacks. Providing, refuge for over 260 evacuees, offering essential support such as housing and meals ,despite budget constraints. Givat Haviva's dedicated staff, comprising both Jewish and Arab members, worked tirelessly to ensure the well-being of those seeking shelter. Community support, including a significant grant from CJP's Israel Emergency Fund, played a crucial role.