Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Arik Kaplan News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Arik Kaplan. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Arik Kaplan Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Teachers strike likely on Israeli children's first day of school - Vimarsana News

Teachers strike likely on Israeli children's first day of school

Negotiations remain stuck as treasury, unions far apart on compensation for veteran teachers; parents lament emotional and psychological damage labor action could cause children after long COVID-induced school closures

Israel has noteworthy top-15 overall finish at the World Games - Vimarsana News

Israel has noteworthy top-15 overall finish at the World Games

“We are doing a great job, with amazing coaches, with amazing athletes; it is very difficult to do—send them around the world, give them scholarships” and everything else they need to compete at the highest level, says Ayelet CEO Arik Kaplan.

Source: jns.org
Israel sending 50-plus athletes to Birmingham, Ala., to compete in World Games - Vimarsana News

Israel sending 50-plus athletes to Birmingham, Ala., to compete in World Games

Some 3,600 international athletes from 110 countries will take part in 200 medal competitions in 34 sports, most of which are not on the Olympic roster.

Source: jns.org
World Games: Israeli athletic delegation head hopes for gold, in more ways than one - Vimarsana News

World Games: Israeli athletic delegation head hopes for gold, in more ways than one

Ayelet, the Federation of Non-Olympic Competitive Sport in Israel, doesn’t received nearly the same government support as the Olympics or Paralympics, and what they do get is minimal, according to CEO Arik Kaplan.

Source: jns.org
This week in Jerusalem: Luck is not a plan for the future - Vimarsana News

This week in Jerusalem: Luck is not a plan for the future

A weekly roundup of city affairs.

Source: jpost.com