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Since October 7, 2023, a banner above Elyachar Library at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology’s campus in Haifa called for the return of all hostages. It stood as a daily symbol of the community’s solidarity with those taken that day and their families.
With the return of Ran Gvili, the last Israeli hostage, Technion President Prof. Uri Sivan and University leadership gathered to finally bring it down. “How long we have waited for this moment,” President Sivan said, quoting the Book of Jeremiah.
June 10, 2026
Read about the emotional moment when the remains of the last Israeli hostage were returned and the community's solidarity at Technion.
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On October 7, 22-year-old Y.Z., a student in the Technion’s Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, was at his mother’s home in Herzliya. He had recently finished a demanding summer semester and was preparing for exams. But as a combat soldier in the reserves, Y. knew that calm would not last long. Two weeks later, […]
“The first day that I put my uniform down in my closet was the day I started here,” L. said about starting school. While most students arrive on the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology campus directly after military service, L. took a different path. A major in the IDF Logistics Corps, she spent 10 […]
When I read that Hackney Council had voted to begin ending its twinning arrangement with Haifa, I couldn’t help wondering: why Haifa? Whatever your views on the wider Middle East conflict, Haifa has always felt different. It is probably Israel’s most multicultural city – a place where Jews, Muslims, Christians, Druze and Baha’is live alongside one another. It’s a city where Hebrew and Arabic are heard every day, and where people from different communities don’t just coexist; they work, study and build lives together. It isn’t perfect, no city is. But if we’re looking for examples of what coexistence can…
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