AMIT provides innovative, Jewish values-based education for 40,000 children in Israel each year and unites those who are passionate about the future of Israel.
Donate today to give Israeli families a kosher Passover. Your support provides Maot Chitim and helps AMIT students and their families observe a happy and joyous Passover.
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Purim gives “last chance” teenagers a new reason to celebrate.
Baking hamantaschen is one way AMIT Fred Kahane vocational students learn how ingredients react and get hands-on cooking skills for their future in the hospitality field.
Today we remember the seven AMIT students whom we lost on March 13th, 1997, in the Island of Peace massacre. The tragedy occurred as the group of children were receiving a lecture from their teacher about how the area was a symbol of peace. May their memory be for a blessing.
On this #InternationalWomen’sDay, we celebrate AMIT’s Founder and trailblazer, Bessie Gotsfeld, who went to Israel in 1925 to build some of the first schools dedicated to educating Jewish girls.
This was the East Hill Synagogue Bat-Mitzvah mission who visited the AMIT Ramle Vocational High School. The visit was sponsored by the Gontownik family in honor of Ruthie’s bat mitzvah.
Two of the Gadsi family sons are studying music at the Chevruta Yeshiva, and two more are music major graduates. They captivated AMIT Chavruta Yeshiva in Raanana, performing the piyyut "Lech Eli Tshukati” with their father singing the famous melody.
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🇮🇱 🤿 Scuba diving is a course offered in the leadership program at AMIT Hatzor Haglitlit.
AMIT Hatzor Haglilit, located in the middle of the country, has seen impressive results due to this program, and has become an integral part of the community.
“Once you do something or a different person does something for the first time, they break the glass, and everyone starts to dream…to even dare to dream.” Leah Yuval, AMIT Alumni
Behind the scenes at AMIT’s Salon Poetry Slam.
Twice a year, principals and key employees from AMIT come together for a fun evening to build trust, and of course, do some “roasting”!
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AMIT strives for unity, regardless of individual differences. Today and every day we honor the memory of the victims of the Holocaust.
Excellent academic programs and competitive extracurricular opportunities build both physical and intellectual confidence.
This gym at one of our newest schools in Chevel Modiin is one of the many ways AMIT attracts students from neighboring schools.
AMIT Children is about positive change. Today, we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. who also believed in the importance of inclusivity, bridging gaps, equalizing and education.