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American Airlines announced a bold step to be among the first in the industry to offer the combination of fully lie-flat seats with all-aisle access, international Wi-Fi, and top of the line in-seat entertainment on its 777-200ERs and 777-300ERs. Today’s progress demonstrates the forward movement of the company’s business plan and ensures customers will fly onboard the most modern fleet. 
 American intends to update up to half of its existing 767-300ER aircraft.  Those aircraft that are part of the redesign will operate in the new configuration with fully lie-flat Business Class Seats and all-aisle access. The remaining 767-300ERs that are not redesigned will be retired over time.
To the Israeli customer American Airlines offers attractive fares from Tel Aviv to The USA in cooperation with feeders such as ELAL, British Airways and more.
American Airlines is represented by TAL Aviation, sole representative of leading Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Qantas in Israel .
haim-alushIn her effort to escape a worsening economic upheaval, Greece embraces whoever wills to invest in its markets. This is excellent news to Israeli businesses.

Embassador Matthew GouldEmbassador Matthew Gould

Over 200 young leaders of science and innovation from various fields of research and applied sciences attended a spring reception at the British Ambassador to Israel Matthew Gould’s Residence, including President of Ben Gurion University and co-chair of the Life Sciences Council Prof. Rivka Carmi, UJIA director Natie Shevel MBE and science philanthropist Morris Kahn.

The International Mathematical Olympiad in Argentina WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE

DAVIDSON INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE EDUCATION

The International Mathematical Olympiad in Argentina.


 Olympic Hope

Israel Museum Joins Google Art Project, Launching Virtual Galleries with More Than 500 Collection Highlights

Innovative Project Enables Online Audiences to Explore Great Museums around the World

Jerusalem, Israel, April 3, 2012 – The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, has today joined the Google Art Project (www.googleartproject.com), making its galleries and hundreds of highlights from its permanent collection accessible online to audiences around the world. The partnership is part of a major global expansion of the project which now counts 151 partners in 40 countries, an increase from 17 museums in nine countries when the project first launched in February 2011. More than 30,000 high resolution objects held in museums around the world are now available for viewing, up from the original 1,000 when the project was first launched.

The Google Art Project features 520 of the most important objects in the Israel Museum's expansive collections, with high resolution images that allow viewers to examine works in exceptional detail, together with background information on objects and artists. Visitors may also explore the Museum's campus and permanent galleries virtually, using Google's Street View technology.