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IsraelSeen Presents top 2020 Moments from a Variety of Sources

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IsraelSeen Presents top 2020 Moments from a Variety of Sources

 

 

2020 has been a year unlike any other, but CAMERA didn’t slow down. At a time of rising antisemitism, even amidst a global pandemic, CAMERA’s fight against misinformation never stopped, thanks to your support. Besides eliciting a record number of media corrections and publishing hundreds of articles, our team put on an extraordinary lineup of enlightening webinars throughout the year. Check out some of these great events below, and stay tuned in 2021 for more!
EVENTS
The Ayatollah’s Loosening Grip? Israel, Iran, and
the Geopolitical Implications of Coronavirus
Coronavirus struck Iran hard. As the regime in Tehran assured the world that the situation was under control, the facts on the ground told a different story. Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Dr. Michael Doran joined CAMERA to explore the strategic implications and effects of the virus on Iran and the greater Middle East region. Watch now
Israel and West Bank Annexation:
International Legal Perspectives
Professor Eugene Kontorovich, a world expert on international law and the Arab-Israeli conflict, joined CAMERA to discuss the legal dimensions of annexation and the facts the media too often neglect. Watch now
The Oslo Syndrome: Delusions of a People Under Siege
In CAMERA’s inaugural Meet the Author series, psychiatrist and historian Dr. Kenneth Levin, author of The Oslo Syndrome: Delusions of a People Under Siege, explored why some Jews act against the interests and safety of the Jewish people. Today we see Jewish groups, academics, NGOs, and individuals leading BDS efforts to destroy Israel and making common cause with Israel’s sworn enemies. Dr. Levin shed some necessary light on this phenomenon. Watch now
The War of Return: How Western Indulgence of the Palestinian Dream Has Obstructed the Path to Peace
Dr. Einat Wilf and Adi Schwartz joined CAMERA’s Meet the Author series to share their insights on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as outlined in their book The War of Return: How Western Indulgence of the Palestinian Dream Has Obstructed the Path to Peace. Watch now
The New York Times and Its Israel Problem
In CAMERA’s inaugural Meet the Analyst series, CAMERA senior research analysts Ricki Hollander and Gilead Ini discussed The New York Times and its Israel problem. Watch now
Anti-Israel Indoctrination in School Curricula
Senior research analyst Steve Stotsky provided an educational update on CAMERA’s efforts to fight anti-Israel indoctrination in K-12 schools. Watch now
“Jesus Was a Palestinian” and Other Anti-Israel Myths
Christian research analyst Rev. Tricia Miller, PhD offered insight into CAMERA’s Partnership of Christians and Jews and its efforts to fight anti-Israel lies and preserve Evangelical support for Israel. Watch now
Blood Libels, Conspiracies,
and Coronaviruses
Ricki Hollander provided a thought-provoking analysis of the antisemitic conspiracy theories associated with the coronavirus pandemic. Mrs. Hollander not only evaluated new versions of old conspiracies, but offered options for debunking these disgusting lies. Watch now
Next Steps for Israel
Eran Lerman, former deputy director for foreign policy and international affairs at the National Security Council in the Israeli Prime Minister’s office, discussed the Sovereignty Plan, defeating the Erdogan plan, and containing the Iranian threat. Watch now
The Spanish Media’s Anti-Israel Bias
This summer CAMERA hosted its first virtual briefing entirely in Spanish. CAMERA analysts Masha Gabriel and Marcelo Wio discussed the rise of antisemitism and anti-Zionism within the Spanish media, and shared how CAMERA is engaging in this critical battle and winning. Watch now in English or Spanish
Racing Against History: The 1940 Campaign
for a Jewish Army to Fight Hitler
Rick Richman joined CAMERA’s Meet the Author series to discuss his new book Racing Against History: The 1940 Campaign for a Jewish Army to Fight Hitler. Watch now
How the Media Impacts Public Policy
Sean Durns, CAMERA’s senior research analyst in Washington, DC, provided an insider’s look at how coverage of the Arab-Israeli conflict can shape the views of beltway policymakers. Watch now
Campuses, Jews, and Israel –
What Students Face This Fall
 

Christian media analyst Dexter Van Zile and CAMERA on Campus’s Aviva Rosenschein discussed the challenges facing pro-Israel students in the classroom and on the quad (real or virtual), the question of rising antisemitism, and what can be done. Watch now
A New Bible Translation Underscores
the Jewish Roots of Christianity
 

Dr. Brad H. Young joined CAMERA’s Partnership of Christians and Jews to discuss the Jewish roots of Christianity and its growth in the context of first century Judea and Samaria. An accurate understanding of what the Bible actually says is essential in order to counter Christian antisemitism and expose the error of identifying Jesus as a Palestinian in order to promote a false political narrative. Watch now
Antisemitism After Corbyn
 

CAMERA UK’s Adam Levick gave a timely presentation on how anti-Jewish bigotry is perceived and handled in the United Kingdom, what changes have occurred in British media, politics, and society since Jeremy Corbyn stepped down as Labour leader, and how Keir Starmer has handled his party’s antisemitism crisis. Watch now

 

 

The 13 Moments That Made 2020 Memorable In Israel
From viral rants about online learning to historical agreements with Arab countries and vaccination drives, there were some remarkable moments in Israel in 2020 we won’t soon forget.

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6 Israeli Devices That Will Make Our Homes And Lives Smarter In 2021
Smart devices took the focus in 2020 as our homes became our school classrooms and offices. The smart home trend is only set to get stronger in 2021 as the coronavirus and its mutations continue to upend our daily routines.

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Unicorn Sightings: 15 Israeli-Founded Firms Join The Billion Dollar Club This Year
Of the 45 Israeli-founded companies that have reached unicorn status – privately-held companies valued at over $1 billion – 15 joined in 2020.

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4 Contemporary Female Artists To Keep An Eye On In 2021

Safe Harbor: An Israeli Tech Investor Looks Back At 2020

Vaccines, Dates, Pandemic Jokes – NoCamels’ Most Popular Articles In 2020

The Year Of The Pivot: 14 Israeli Startups That Thrived During COVID-19

 

2020: We’re Grateful

For the resilience of our children and their families.
To our staff who responded to the spread of COVID-19 by spreading love and hope.
For the ingenuity, empathy, and fierce determination that the extended Shalva family, in Israel and around the world, have demonstrated this year.
For your steadfast support and friendship, despite personal uncertainty. You keep showing up in inspiring ways.2020, you were the year that showed us the human capacity for strength, generosity, and hope.
 

 
 

 
#SquadGoals
Sapir steals a kiss from her hero, Israeli soccer star, Eran Zehavi who visited Shalva for a fun day of soccer and inspiration. 

 
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough
Kudos to the group of superstars who accepted the challenge of a lifetime and climbed the world’s tallest free-standing mountain, Kilimanjaro, to benefit Shalva’s children. 

 
The Power of Inclusion
Students from a local judo studio join Shalva’s Judo students for a joint tournament. 

 
Love is the Answer
Hundreds of business leaders sign “I Love You” to Yossi Samuels at a business conference in EIlat following a session about Shalva. 

 
 

The Sweet Taste of InclusionMichelin Star Chef Christophe Tuloup joined Shalva’s culinary students from Shalva’s Riklis Cooperberg Culinary School and Ambassador Eric Danon, French Ambassador to Israel, as part of the French culinary week in Israel. Delicious pastries were made, magic created.

 

 
 

To Learn, To Develop, To Love
A moment at the end of the day with a beloved teacher.

 

 

 

Rising in Rank – We Salute You
An emotional swearing-in of the first five graduates from our Rising in Rank program who are currently serving in Israel’s border patrol. The program operates in collaboration with Shalva, the IDF, and the Jerusalem College of Technology. 

 
 

Why is this Night Different?
As Israel’s lockdown prevented our adults with disabilities from going home to their families, they prepared and held their first Passover seder together in the Shalva apartments.

 

 
 

Jerusalemite of Gold
Kalman Samuels, founder and President of Shalva received the “Yakir Yerushalyim” Honorary Citizen of Jerusalem award in September for his 30 years of dedicated work benefitting thousands of children with disabilities and their families.

 

 
 

Making House Calls
Our National Service Volunteers visited homes to support families and lift children’s spirits during Israel’s first lockdown.

 

 
 

 

 

 
Music that Heals
The Shalva Band’s soloists joined leading Israeli singers to “Remember, Sing & Share” on Independence Day. The nation’s official ceremony was filmed by the Old City walls and broadcast on national TV. The Hebrew song is a tribute to Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror. May their memory be for a blessing. 
 

A Different Kind of Summer Fun in the Sun
Camp Shalva remained the highlight of the year for hundreds of children. Campers enjoyed days packed with sports, music, drama, and art activities, all within the parameters of Israel’s health regulations ensuring a fun, healthy, and safe summer. 
 

Back to School!
We began the new school year on September 1 with a new sense of appreciation and gratitude. 
 

The Show Went on…Virtually
The annual FestiShalva gives every child at Shalva the chance to shine. This year didn’t stop our children and staff from putting together an unforgettable theatrical experience. The event was broadcast virtually with hundreds of family members watching live.

 
 

Certified!
The 20 care and education professionals who completed Shalva’s Snoezelen course take a quick photo op after receiving their official certification.

 
 

Working with Dignity
Omer, who is employed at a Cafe in Jerusalem, shares some of his favorite dishes with his friends at Shalva.

 
 

Empty Stadiums Full Hearts
The game must go on, and once again HaPoel Jerusalem Basketball dedicated their Hanukkah game to Shalva’s children. Dina opened the game with a beautiful rendition of Hatkva that was broadcasted to fans watching.

 

 

Love is What They Came to Give, Love is What They Found
Another beautiful couple who met at Shalva. Both Motti and Tohar work tirelessly with Shalva’s children and prove once again that when you give an abundance of love, it finds you in return. 
 

Color the World Purple
In recognition of International Disabilities Day, Jerusalem’s iconic chord’s bridge and other landmarks were aglow in Shalva’s color purple.
 

 

 
Moments Like These
We are so grateful to remain a hub of happiness, hope, love and tranquility during turbulent times. 2021, we’re ready for you!
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