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Jesus may have eaten dates, but Jews grew them

Jesus may have eaten dates, but Jews grew them
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Meet the U S -born, ex-paratrooper about to shake Israel s environmental policy

Meet the U S -born, ex-paratrooper about to shake Israel s environmental policy
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Gaza war won t derail Arab-Jewish cooperation in Israel s Arava Valley

KIBBUTZ KETURA, Israel At a remote desert outpost in Israel’s Arava Valley far from the Hamas missiles and mob violence that shook this country last month Jews and Arabs are quietly working together to tackle the region’s most pressing water, energy and ecological issues.

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After reviving ancient dates, a Negev pioneer plants seeds against a dry future

438 shares In 2005, Elaine Solowey made history when she managed to germinate a 1,900-year-old date palm seed, bringing an ancient species back to life. Now, the California-born Solowey has set her sights on rescuing dozens of other threatened or endangered types of plants, with hopes of rehabilitating habitats and finding ways to help farmers and others cope with a warming climate in an already arid region. Revered by plant geeks like a rock star, Solowey, 68, works out of an office crammed with books, old coffee and spice jars filled with seeds, and little vials with different shapes of thorns. She also has two run-down greenhouses that lack even basic temperature control.

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Israel Could Be a Superpower of Goodness, Says Presidential Hopeful Yosef Abramowitz

Israel Could Be a âSuperpower of Goodness,â Says Presidential Hopeful Yosef Abramowitz âI have but one ideological ax to grind, which is the climate,â Abramowitz says (The Media Line) Yosef Israel Abramowitz, 56, an American immigrant to Israel and well-known environmentalist, announced last week that he will run for the position of president of Israel. A graduate of Boston University in Jewish public policy and a Wexner graduate fellow at the Columbia Journalism School, Abramowitz has been a pivotal player in putting the solar energy industry on the map in Israel and Africa. He is is president and CEO of investment platform Energiya Global Capital, which finances the development of green energy projects in sub-Saharan Africa, and co-founder of the Arava Power Company at Kibbutz Ketura in Israelâs Arava Desert. He has been named by CNN as one of the planetâs top green pioneers and was nominated by 12 African countries and Belize for the 2021 Nobel Pea

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