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Friday, December 28, 2018

High-Tech Employees Who Really Do Tech

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Price for the Occupant

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Formerly Religiously Observant and Newly Religious


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Jerusalem Institute for Policy Research

The Jerusalem Institute for Policy Research (formerly the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies) is the leading institute in Israel for the study of Jerusalem’s complex reality and unique social fabric. Established in 1978, the Institute focuses on the unique challenges facing Jerusalem in our time and provides extensive, in-depth knowledge for policy makers, academia, and the general public.

The work of the Institute spans all aspects of the city: physical and urban planning, social and demographic issues, economic and environmental challenges, and questions arising from the geo-political status of Jerusalem. Its many years of multi-disciplinary work have afforded the Institute a unique perspective that allowed it to expand its research and address complex challenges confronting Israeli society in a comprehensive manner. These challenges include urban, social, and strategic issues; environmental and sustainability challenges; and innovation and financing.

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