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9/9/2025 Top Pick

Young Israelis and Palestinians Become Business Partners

Two Boston-rooted initiatives—including the MIT-founded MEET program and Northeastern’s 50:50 Startups—are using tech and entrepreneurship to unite young Israelis and Palestinians as business partners.

By Yogev TobyFor The Boston Globe

ADI Make the Change Challenge grand prize winners Charlie Sobelman and Alice Dunn Epstein Hillel School

4/16/2025 Top Pick

Bright Ideas and Big Hearts: Local Students Win Grand STEM Prize

Two sixth graders from Epstein Hillel School designed a playful, practical solution for kids with feeding tubes—and took home the top prize.

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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3/3/2025 Top Pick

Winning STEM Design Makes Feeding Tubes Fashionable for Kids

Students from Epstein Hillel School are making a big impact with their award-winning STEM project—creating stylish, comfortable accessories for kids with feeding tubes.

By ADIFor JNS

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5/16/2024 Top Pick

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Is Science the Answer?

By Kobi Russell

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12/8/2022 Top Pick

Epstein Hillel Helps Hanukkah Shine Brighter in Israel

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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8/29/2022 Top Pick

How Antisemitism Spreads on Social Media

Algorithms, which are programmed to register engagement, ensure that the more engagement a post receives, the more users see it.

By Sabine von Mering and Monika HubscherFor The Conversation

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7/5/2022 Top Pick

Local Teen Robbie Khazan Teaches Kids Coding, for Free

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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5/3/2022 Top Pick

One of the Best Novels of 2022 So Far

Rachel Barenbaum’s “Atomic Anna” explores three generations’ quests to time travel to reverse the Chernobyl disaster.

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

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