
Director’s Blog: Crossing Borders
On February 14th, the Arava Institute will open its doors to the students of the 2017 Spring Semester. We are expecting a large contingent of
We are crafting a fresh, streamlined experience. Thanks for your continued support and patience – it’ll be worth the wait!
We are crafting a fresh, streamlined experience. Thanks for your continued support and patience – it’ll be worth the wait!

On February 14th, the Arava Institute will open its doors to the students of the 2017 Spring Semester. We are expecting a large contingent of

Fall 2016 intern Nora Haack spent the semester researching butterflies with the Center for Hyper-Arid Socio-Ecology. She captured some of her explorations in this unique

Yesterday we welcomed 43 new Arava Institute graduates to our alumni network as the Fall 2016 semester came to an end. A highlight of the

While much of the discourse in conventional and social media on the UN Security Council Resolution 2334 has been about whether it was an unwarranted

On Thursday, December 22nd, the Arava Institute had the honor to host Einat Schlein, current Israeli Ambassador to Jordan for a visit. Ambassador Schlein met

From Nov 27th – Dec 13th 2016, the Arava Institute held a new MASHAV* training program titled “Environmental Management of Nature Parks and Reserves”, as

Temperatures were higher than usual. No rain had fallen and the forests and brush were dry. Then came the extreme and unusually strong winds from

Last week I travelled to Jerusalem for two days as part of the Arava Institute’s Peace-Bulding Leadership Seminar (PLS) which is mandatory for all our

The first sight one sees from the airplane window upon touchdown in Israel is the very large lettering on the contemporary airport terminal proclaiming, Ben

From November 8th to 15th, the 2016 Israel Ride participants went on a unique journey to discover Israel on two wheels. This Israel Ride was