TRANSFORMING TEL AVIV WITH URBAN RENEWAL

The Donitz-Elad group has embarked on one of the largest urban renewal projects in Tel Aviv, constructing a northern complex in the new Tel Aviv Park district. This ambitious project includes 1870 apartments, 300 sheltered housing units, and commercial and business spaces. With the project approved in May, it promises significant development for the southeast of Tel Aviv, offering residents new housing and proximity to extensive green areas of South Park and part of Ariel Sharon Park.

WEEKLY FACT

The cherry tomato is an Israeli innovation. In the 1970s, Israeli scientists developed this type of tomato that is smaller and sweeter than the regular kind, and it has since become a staple food item worldwide.

REVOLUTIONIZING RETAIL WITH AI

Onebeat, an AI-enabled retail-tech company, secured an additional $10 million in funding to expand its highly-adaptive retail platform. The company aims to transform traditional supply chain management solutions with a flexible and affordable software-as-a-service model, enabling more efficient inventory management and an improved shopping experience for consumers. After doubling its growth in the past year, Onebeat now partners with over 170 retailers across 26 countries, including global retail leaders like Calvin Klein, American Eagle, and Crocs.

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT

RAQUEL PEREZ | FEED ISRAEL VOLUNTEER | TEL AVIV

"As a recent immigrant to Israel, I wanted to find a way to connect with my new community and make a positive impact. Volunteering with Feed Israel has been an incredible experience. It has allowed me to meet new people, learn about the challenges facing our community, and contribute in a meaningful way. Through my volunteer work, I have seen firsthand the power of providing food and support to those in need. It's not just about the physical nourishment, but also about offering hope and a sense of belonging. Volunteering has enriched my life and made me feel like an integral part of my new home."

ARAB RESIDENTS RUN IN JERUSALEM ELECTIONS

Despite longstanding calls by Palestinian activists for a boycott of Jerusalem municipal elections, several Arab residents have recently defied this tradition by presenting their candidacies. Their motivation primarily centers on the necessity to enhance public services and infrastructure in the Arab neighborhoods and villages of Jerusalem. The majority of these Arabs, holding Israeli-issued blue ID cards, are entitled to vote and run in these elections due to their status as permanent residents. Notably, Waleed Abu Tayeh, an Arab Israeli citizen living in east Jerusalem, declared his intent to run in the upcoming elections. Abu Tayeh asserts his participation isn't a recognition of Israel's annexation of east Jerusalem, but a means to better serve Arab residents by addressing concerns like housing and investment deficits.

POVERTY HURTS

The struggling economy has left many Israelis in poverty, with countless families and individuals lacking basic necessities such as food and heating. Your support can make a difference in their lives. Please consider donating to help us provide assistance to those in need.

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NIKKI HALEY

FORMER US AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS

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