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PLACEMENTS Autism Cognitive Disabilities Physical Disabilities Elderly Children & Youth Community Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Alut Beit Shahar Tel Aviv Rishon Lezion Yes 18-40 8 All year 6 with Autism Outside Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Beit Aviv Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18-22 12 September 4 with Autism Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Beit Ganim Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18-22 12 September 6 with Autism Outside Premises Beit Hadar Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Tel Aviv Kfar Saba Yes 18+ 12 All year 6 with Autism Outside Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Beit Hakeren Tel Aviv Rishon Lezion Yes 18-22 12 September 4 with Autism Premises utism A Beit Hayedidut Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Yes 18+ 12 September 4 Hostel with Autism Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Beit Lea Rabin Tel Aviv Hulon Yes 18-30 6 September 8 with Autism Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Beit or Hostel Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18-30 12 All year 6 with Autism Premises Residence for Adults 1 per Room, Within September / Beit Peri Tel Aviv Raanana Yes 18+ 12 4 with Autism Premises January Eden Ohaley Residence for Adults Beit Shemesh 1 per Room, Within Jerusalem Yes 18+ 12 September 2 Yaakov with Autism Premises Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places Givat Brenner Residence for Adults Givat Brenner 2 per Room, Within Tel Aviv Yes 18+ 12 September 3 Hostel with Autism Kibbutz Premises House in the Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within North Haifa Yes 18+ 12 September 6 Carmel with Autism Premises Residence for Adults 3 per Room, Within Kfar Hairusim South Beer Sheva Yes 23+ 12 May 8 with Autism Premises Kfar Ofarim Residence for Adults Ramat 2 per Room, Tel Aviv Yes 18-30 12 September 15 with Autism Hasharon Outside Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Kfar Shimon Jerusalem Srigim village Yes 23+ 12 September 2 with Autism Premises utism A Day center for Adults 2 per Room, Meytal Jerusalem Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 20-50 12 September 2 with Autism Outside Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Neve Rivka Hostel Tel Aviv Nes Tziona Yes 18+ 12 January 4 with Autism Outside Premises Pardes Hanna Residence for Adults Tel Aviv / 2 per Room, Pardes Hanna Yes 18-30 12 September 3 Hostel with Autism North Outside Premises Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places Residence for Adults Tel Aviv / 2 per Room, Within Akim Hadera with Cognitive Hadera Yes 18-30 12 All year 3 North Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Akim Jerusalem with Cognitive Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18+ 6 All year 13 Outside Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults 3 per Room, Aleh Negev with Cognitive South Ofakim No 18+ 3 All year 20 Outside Premises Disabilities Beit Elisha Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within with Cognitive North Harduf Yes 18-22 12 September 5 Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Beit Uri with Cognitive North Afula Outside or Within Yes 18-30 12 September 16 Disabilities Premises Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Elwin with Cognitive Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18+ 9 All year 10 Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults Hevrat Neurim 2 per Room, Within with Cognitive Tel Aviv Tel Mond Yes 18-30 12 May 4 Premises Hostel Disabilities Cognitive Disabilities Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Kfar Nachman with Cognitive Tel Aviv Raanana Yes 18+ 12 August 4 Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults 1 per Room, Within Kfar Rafael with Cognitive South Beer Sheva Yes 18-22 12 All year 10 Premises Disabilities Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Kfar Tikva with Cognitive North Kiryat Tivon Yes 18-22 12 September 13 Outside Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Levletzer Hostel with Cognitive Tel Aviv Herzelia Yes 18+ 12 September 4 Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults Maon Halev with Cognitive North Haifa No Accommodation Yes 18+ 12 August 6 Hakadosh Disabilities Maon Hod Residence for Adults 2 per Room, with Cognitive North Haifa Yes 18+ 12 All year 4 Outside Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Neve Hairus with Cognitive Tel Aviv Nes Tziona Yes 18+ 12 January 6 Outside Premises Disabilities Residence for Adults Menashe 2 per Room, Within Neve Menashe with Cognitive North Regional Yes 18+ 12 January 6 Premises Disabilities Council Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Nofim Hostel with Cognitive Migdal Yes 18+ 6 January / May 8 North Outside Premises Disabilities Cognitive DisabilitiesCognitive Residence for Adults Ruhama 2-3 per Room, with Cognitive Tel Aviv Kfar Saba Yes 18+ 12 All year 8 Within Premises Foundation Disabilities Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Shekel Jerusalem with Cognitive Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18-22 12 September 18 Outside Premises Disabilities Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places Day Center Residence 2 per Room, Tlamim Taasuka for Adults with North Megido Kibbutz Yes 18-30 12 September 2 Outside Premises Cognitive Disabilities Medical Center for 2 per Room, September / Alin Hospital Adults with Physical Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18+ 6 12 Outside Premises January Disabilities Residence for Adults Ilan Handicap 2 per Room, Within September / with Physical Jerusalem Gilo Yes 18+ 12 8 Disabilities Hostel Premises January Disabilities Mishkenot Residence for Adults 2 per Room, Within Jerusalem with Physical Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 22-30 12 September 4 Premises Hostel Disabilities Residence for Adults Nechim Natanya 2 per Room, Within with Physical Tel Aviv Natanya Yes 23+ 9 September 4 Premises Hostel Disabilities Physical Medical Center for Reuth 2 per Room, Within Adults with Physical Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Yes 18+ 6 September 18 Premises Medical Center Disabilities Emotional Support Amcha Center for Holocaust North Nahariya No Accommodation No 18-20 12 October 2 Survivors Anita Miller Cohen Retirement Home Tel Aviv Ramat Gan No Accommodation Yes 18-22 12 September 2 Parents House 1 per Room, Within Beit Bart Retirement Home Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18+ 12 September 3 Premises Elderly Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places 20-40 Retirement Home for 2 per Room, Within Beit Shalom Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Yes (Women 12 September 2 Religious People Premises only) 2 per Room, Within Beit Yules Retirement Home North Haifa Yes 18+ 12 All Year 4 Premises Geriatric Center 1-2 per Room, Retirement Home Tel Aviv Petah Tikva Yes 18+ 12 All Year 8 Givat Hashlosha Within Premises Aid to Holocaust Helping Hand Multiple Multiple 2 per Room, Within Survivors in their Yes 18+ 12 All Year 10 Locations Locations Premises Coalition homes Irgun Olei Merkaz 1 per Room, Retirement Home North Haifa Yes 18-25 12 5 Europa Outside Premises August Elderly 1 per Room, Within Mishan Afeka Retirement Home Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Yes 23+ 6 All Year 2 Premises Aid to Holocaust Ner Yaakov Ezra 1 per Room, Survivors in their Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 20-60 12 All Year 3 Private House LeSordim homes Pinhas Rosen Retirement Home Tel Aviv Ramat Gan No Accommodation Yes 18+ 12 September 4 Parents House 2 per Room, Within Protea Village Retirement Home Tel Aviv Lev HaSharon Yes 18+ 3 All Year 2 Premises Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places 1 per Room, Shalhevet Day Center North Kiryat Tivon Yes 18+ 12 All Year 2 Outside Premises Siegfried Moses 1 per Room, Retirement Home Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 20+ 12 All Year 1 Senior Residence Outside Premises 1 per Room, Within Yad Ezer Lahaver Retirement Home North Haifa Yes 56+ 12 All Year 3 Premises Elderly Zahalon 1 per Room, Within Retirement Home Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Yes 18+ 12 September 4 geriatric center Premises 2 per Room, Within Zedaka Retirement Home North Maalot Tarshiha Yes 18+ 12 All Year 40 Premises Residence for Children Tel Aviv / 2 per Room, Within Akim Hadera with Cognitive Hadera Yes 18-30 12 All year 3 North Premises Disabilities Residence for Children 2-3 per Room, Aleh Jerusalem with Cognitive & Jerusalem Jerusalem No 18+ 3 All year 6 Outside Premises Physical Disabilities Residence for Children 2-3 per Room, Aleh Moriah Hostel with Cognitive & Tel Aviv Gadera Yes 18+ 3 All year 5 Within Premises Physical Disabilities Youth Residence for Children & 3 per Room, Children Aleh Negev with Cognitive & South Ofakim No 18+ 3 All year 20 Outside Premises Physical Disabilities Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min. Months starting # places Medical Center for 2 per Room, September / Alin Hospital Children with Physical Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18+ 6 12 Outside Premises January Disabilities Day Center for Children 2 per Room, Beit Gan Or North Kiryat Ata Yes 18+ 12 September 6 with Disabilities Outside Premises Beit Haor Lemaasei Hessed 1 per Room, Within Center for Youth at Risk North Shfaram Yes 18+ 12 September 3 Premises Residence for Children 1 per Room, Within Beit Tamar & Youth with Physical Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18+ 12 January 6 Premises Disabilities Kinder Garden for Hagshama Kinder September / Children with Special Jerusalem Jerusalem No Accommodation No 18-22 12 1 January garden Needs Special Education for Ilanot School Children with Cognitive Jerusalem Jerusalem No Accommodation Yes 18-40 12 September 4 & Physical Disabilities Israel Goldstein Youth Village for Youth 2 per Room, Within Children & Youth Jerusalem Jerusalem Yes 18+ 10 September 4 Youth Village at Risk Premises Vacation Center for 3 per Room, Within Jordan River Village Children with Chronic North Givat Avni Yes 18+ 6 All year 1 Premises Diseases Boarding School for Kanot Youth Village South Beer Tuvia No Accommodation Yes 23-30 12 September 5 Youth at Risk Placement Name Type Region City Accommodation Allowance Age Min.
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    SESSION OF THE ZIONIST GENERAL COUNCIL THIRD SESSION AFTER THE 26TH ZIONIST CONGRESS JERUSALEM JANUARY 8-15, 1967 Addresses,; Debates, Resolutions Published by the ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT OF THE ZIONIST EXECUTIVE JERUSALEM AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE n Library י»B I 3 u s t SESSION OF THE ZIONIST GENERAL COUNCIL THIRD SESSION AFTER THE 26TH ZIONIST CONGRESS JERUSALEM JANUARY 8-15, 1966 Addresses, Debates, Resolutions Published by the ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT OF THE ZIONIST EXECUTIVE JERUSALEM iii THE THIRD SESSION of the Zionist General Council after the Twenty-sixth Zionist Congress was held in Jerusalem on 8-15 January, 1967. The inaugural meeting was held in the Binyanei Ha'umah in the presence of the President of the State and Mrs. Shazar, the Prime Minister, the Speaker of the Knesset, Cabinet Ministers, the Chief Justice, Judges of the Supreme Court, the State Comptroller, visitors from abroad, public dignitaries and a large and representative gathering which filled the entire hall. The meeting was opened by Mr. Jacob Tsur, Chair- man of the Zionist General Council, who paid homage to Israel's Nobel Prize Laureate, the writer S.Y, Agnon, and read the message Mr. Agnon had sent to the gathering. Mr. Tsur also congratulated the poetess and writer, Nellie Zaks. The speaker then went on to discuss the gravity of the time for both the State of Israel and the Zionist Move- ment, and called upon citizens in this country and Zionists throughout the world to stand shoulder to shoulder to over- come the crisis. Professor Andre Chouraqui, Deputy Mayor of the City of Jerusalem, welcomed the delegates on behalf of the City.
  • Exhibitors Catalogue

    Exhibitors Catalogue

    Exhibitors Catalogue ADAMA Makhteshim Agronet portal A CEO: Shlomi Nachum CEO: ayelet oron Marketing Manager: Danny Zahor Marketing Manager: ayelet oron A.B.Seed Sales Field of Activity: One of the world’s Field of Activity: agronet portal CEO: Yuval Ben Shushan (Sales leading agrochemical companies. Address: cfar saaba Manager) An importer and distributor of crop Tel: 504009974 Marketing Manager: Tali Edri protection products and agricultural Fax: +972 72-2128787 Field of Activity: Marketing and selling seeds. E-mail: [email protected] seeds in Israel Address: 1st. Golan st. Airport city Website: www.agronet.co.il Address: 2 Hanegev, Lod Tel: 3 6577577, Fax: +972 3 6032310 Tel: 3 9733661 E-mail: [email protected] AMIT SOLAR Fax: +972 3 9733663 Website: www.adama.com/mcw CEO: igal Reuveni E-mail: [email protected] Marketing Manager: Goldstein Amit Website: www.seminis.co.il Agam Ner / Greefa Field of Activity: A company that CEO: Nir Gilad manages and executes projects in the Aclartech Marketing Manager: Natan Gilad, fields of infrastructure, electricity, solar, CEO: Avi Schwartzer Agriculture Devision Manager wind and communications. Marketing Manager: Avi Schwartzer Field of Activity: Sele and service of Establishment of large, commercial, Field of Activity: AclarTech’s mobile sorting and packaging equipment and domestic net counter systems. application, AclaroMeter, monitors and for fruits and vegetablespalletizing Address: Betzet 87 analyzes fruit quality, ripeness and packages of vegetablesIndustrial Tel: 4-9875966 freshness.Address: Moshe Lerer 19 / 7 diesel enginesSpecial equipment Fax: +972 4-9875955 Nes Ziona Israel upon requestAddress: 19 Weizmann E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 545660850 Givatayim, Israel Website: http://www.amitsunsolar.co.il/ Fax: +972 545660850 Tel: 50-8485022 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +972 3-6990160 Avihar /Nftali farm Website: www.aclartech.com E-mail: [email protected] hatzeva.arava Website: none CEO: Avihar Giora Agrolan Marketing Manager: Naftali Fraddy CEO: Yehuda Glikman AgriQuality Ltd.