Gaza War has amped up Israel's passion for matchmaking - Israel News
The matchmaking trend began in the first weeks of the war amid daily rocket fire, with posts from people seeking to find “the one to run to the bomb shelter with.”
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The matchmaking trend began in the first weeks of the war amid daily rocket fire, with posts from people seeking to find “the one to run to the bomb shelter with.”
(JTA) — Katie Silver had already mastered volunteering and racing to safe rooms when she hopped on another Israeli wartime trend. Silver, a pilates instructor in Jerusalem, logged onto a
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The Secret Tel Aviv Job Board, a popular platform used by Anglos and Israelis in Tel Aviv, primarily in the tech sector, has seen a bounceback to demand that reached the same levels as pre-Covid-19 despite Israel entering its fourth lockdown. Speaking with CTech about the trends, manager Jonny Stark breaks it down to Israel’s ability to “adapt and grow.” “I think it’s great that the Israeli high tech companies got to a point where they have as many open jobs, or more, as it did before,” said Stark when speaking to CTech. According to his job board, which he suggests is one of ...
IDF soldiers working with computer technology. Photo: IDF Spokesperson’s Office. CTech– The Secret Tel Aviv Job Board, a popular platform used by Anglos and Israelis in Tel Aviv, primarily in the tech sector, has seen a bounceback to demand that reached the same levels as pre-Covid-19 despite Israel entering its fourth lockdown. Speaking with CTech about the trends, manager Jonny Stark breaks it down to Israel’s ability to “adapt and grow.” “I think it’s great that the Israeli high tech companies got to a point where they have as many open jobs, or more, as they did before,” ...