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From Haifa to Seoul, Asnika Kebede Bridges Cultures Through Business and Language
University of Haifa is no stranger to a diverse array of students with ambitions that aim much farther than the pastoral northern Israel city. One such student is Asnika Kebede, a 27-year-old Ethiopian-Israeli from Jerusalem, who is forging her path in international business and Asian studies. Now in her second year studying in the Business […]
After 9 months in reserve duty, Reem Tibi is ready to focus on the future
University of Haifa law student Reem Tibi spent nearly a year in the IDF reserves, leaving him forever changed. In this candid conversation with American Society of the University of Haifa, Tibi talks in depth about his army service, how he managed to still complete his exams, and why he has no plans to rest in the near future.
Making the world and Haifa a better place: a conversation with Yuval Guetta
Yuval Guetta has had her hands full since October 7. She has managed a home as her live-in boyfriend spent 260 days in active service; served multiple weeks in reserve duty herself; volunteered for a variety of campus activities; and worked hard to finish her bachelor’s degree at University of Haifa in Political Science, Economics, […]
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UC San Diego, University of Haifa Studying Climate Change Over Last Millenium Along Israel’s Coast
Distinguished Professor Thomas E. Levy’s 40-year-plus career has been shaped by what he calls archaeo-diplomacy: using archaeology as a tool to build bridges between international research teams, foster connection and cooperation and safeguard cultural heritage and history. A prime example? The new Jacobs UC San Diego – University of Haifa Marine and Cyber-Archaeology Project.
Fragile Ceasefire Deal That Will See Partial Release of Israeli Hostages Hangs in the Balance
Tensions remain as details of the ceasefire face last-minute challenges and require approval by Israel's government
Copy cats: Kitties mirror each other’s faces to get along
The behavior—also seen in humans and other social animals—is a key to bonding
Lebanon Failed to Deal with Hezbollah so IDF Launched Bombing Raid
The IDF reported Monday morning that Hezbollah targets that threatened the Israeli home front and military units were attacked, including a rocket launcher site and crossings on the Syria-Lebanon border that were used for the transfer of weapons.
Disturbing: Terrorists using AI as their new weapon, Israeli study reveals
A new study from Israel has raised alarm bells about the growing threat of artificial intelligence (AI) being used by terrorist groups. The study, titled Generative AI and Terrorism, was conducted by Prof. Gabriel Weimann of the University of Haifa and sheds light on the disturbing ways that extremists are using AI to further their violent agendas.