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Samuel Neaman Report Reveals 1,021 Startups by Technion Graduates Between 2015 and 2022

Ella Barzani

Housing Ministry Chief Is a Gur Hasid with Two Academic Degrees | Calcalist

Reuven Gal

Israel’s Strategy for a Future with Less Animal Protein | National Geographic

Eyal Shimoni

Report Says Non-Animal Proteins Are Critical to Achieving Israel’s Food Security by 2050 | vegconomist

Eyal Shimoni

Meat and dairy should only account for a maximum of 40% of Israel’s protein supply by 2050 to ensure food security

Eyal Shimoni

How does academia preserve freedom of thought and research in an era of political, economic, and social challenges?

Eli Salzberger, Rinat Klein

The “Ethics in Academia” conference, held at the Samuel Neaman Institute on February 12, 2025, was organized by Prof. Ali Salzberger (Head of the Ethics Program at the Neaman Institute), Prof. Neta Ziv (Vice President of Tel Aviv University), and Ms. Rinat Klein (Researcher at the Neaman Institute). Leading scholars gathered to discuss the key ethical issues shaping the future of higher education.

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The Data Behind Students in Public Service | TheMarker

The Samuel Neaman Institute Presents: A Roadmap for Non-Animal Protein to Ensure Food Security in Israel by 2050

Eyal Shimoni, Sima Tziperfal, Rinat Klein

The Samuel Neaman Institute for National Policy Research has released a new comprehensive report titled ” Roadmap and Key Steps for Non־Animal Protein (Plant and Alternative) Towards Israel’s Food Security 2050.” The report underscores the critical role of non-animal proteins (plant-based and alternative) in ensuring a sustainable food future for Israel. It highlights the need to reduce dependence on animal proteins, strengthen local production, and secure long-term food security.