2011 educational briefings

The Task Force hosts monthly educational conference calls. These calls are an opportunity to learn about current events in Israel from Israeli Jewish and Arab experts; to keep abreast of emerging trends and to ask questions. Past conference calls are available on this page. 

  1. 12/14 Call: Equal Opportunities through Education at the Technion with Philanthropist Patsy Landa and Professor Daoud Bshouty

    Mrs. Patsy Landa, the Landa Fund for Equal Opportunities through Education, and Professor Daoud Bshouty, Department of Mathematics, Technion, and Academic Head of the Landa Project at the Technion

    Educational Conference Call Briefing

    December 14, 2011
  2. 9/14: Former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens on the Importance of Israeli Arab Issues

    Mr. Moshe Arens, Former Minister of Defense and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs

    Educational Conference Call Briefing

     

    September 14, 2011
  3. 6/27: Israel's Prime Minister's Office and the Lautman Fund on New Investments for Druze and Bedouin in the North

    Mr. Hashem Hussein, Minorities Field Manager in the Supervision and Monitoring Department in the Prime Minister's Office
    Ms. Yael Neeman, Executive Director, The Lautman Fund

    Educational Conference Call Briefing

    June 27, 2011
  4. 2/24: Special Update on the Implementation of the Government’s Five-Year Development Plan for the Arab Sector

    Mr. Aiman Saif, General Director of the Authority for the Economic Development of the Arab Sector in the Prime Minister's Office

    Educational Conference Call Briefing

    February 24, 2011
  5. 1/27 Challenges and Opportunities: Higher Education for Israeli Arabs

    Dr. Raed Mualem, Senior Vice President, Nazareth Academic Institute and Dr. Shany Payes, Director, Peace Center and Head of Peace Studies, Nazareth Academic Institute.

    Educational Conference Call Briefing

    January 27, 2011

 

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Israeli Christian Arabs have traditionally played a significant role in Arab political life in Israel and were politically overrepresented in proportion to their population in Arab society.

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