Conflict in the Middle East has led Israelis to live in constant fear of terror on a daily basis. Unfortunately, this includes children and adolescents who have also been exposed to these terrorist attacks, either being among those killed or injured, . . .

During the summer of 2011, a social and economic revolution began in Israel. The events were catalyzed by rising costs of food, rent, and health care without a similar rise in income. The protests were predominantly attended and organized by people be . . .

Terrorism is a new reality for much of the Western World today. For others, living under the threat violence stretches back generations. In an effort to extend what has been learned about terroristic threats, this thesis seeks to supplement long-stand . . .

The purpose of this study was to determine the perceptions of the special education system and inclusion, among teachers in Israel and the United States. The study examined the differences between perceptions among the teachers in both countries on th . . .

This thesis examines the special relationship between Israel and the United States, primarily focusing on the extensive support the U.S. provides Israel. Through investigation of the backing Israel receives from the United States economically, militar . . .

The U.S.-Israel “special relationship” receives vast attention from scholars seeking to trace its origins and implications, yet the focus consistently remains on Washington, D.C. as the birthplace and nerve center of an ironclad pro-Israel foreign pol . . .