Because Israel's single greatest natural resource is the minds of its young people. ISEF opens the doors to higher education for more than 400 promising young Israelis from underserved and immigrant communities throughout Israel. Learn More
CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENTS!
Check out ISEF-Israel's events paying tribute to four decades of educating youth, transforming lives and securing Israel's future!
40TH ANNIVERSARY BENEFIT DINNER
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ANNUAL SHABBAT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
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MAKING STRIDES IN FAR-RANGING FIELDS
ISEF alumna Dr. Karin Carmit Yefet was named "Outstanding Researcher of the Year" by the University of Haifa.
Karin was chosen from among the entire university faculty to receive this prestigious award, and all of us in the ISEF family - students, alumni, and supporters - may take great pride in her achievement!
The acclaimed memoir by ISEF President Nina Weiner shares the joys and challenges of building the ISEF Foundation and the exciting life journey which led her to that purpose.
“Weiner writes with great zest and a clear-eyed devotion to facts and to the harsh realities of life that awaited displaced Jews from the Middle East upon their arrival in Israel.” – Andre Aciman, author of Out of Egypt
Click to purchase Circles of Empowerment on Amazon. All proceeds benefit ISEF.
Nina Weiner’s Inspiring Memoirs Benefit ISEF
Circles of Empowerment, the published memoir by ISEF President and Co-founder Nina Weiner, shares the joys and challenges of building The ISEF Foundation and the exciting life journey which led her to that purpose.
“Weiner writes with great zest and a clear eyed devotion to facts and to the harsh realities of life that awaited displaced Jews from the Middle East upon their arrival in Israel.” – Andre Aciman, author of Out of Egypt
Click here to purchase the book on Amazon. Proceeds benefit the ISEF Foundation.
Through the Luna and Selim Benardete Bridge to College Fund, young scholars are trained in leadership and serve as mentors, tutors and role models for young Israelis in their home communities.
The program targets high school students in the distressed area of Nesher, who show clear potential for college, but need financial assistance, along with help to develop self-confidence, pass their matriculation exams and gain admission to higher education.
ISEF Alum & Nesher Mayor Speaks at Bridge to College Fund Event
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