Rebuilding Israel through Education
Amal Educational Network, one of Israel’s oldest and most diverse school networks, combines a legacy of technological and scientific excellence with a bold new vision: to become the country’s first state-democratic network.
Led by a woman who has broken barriers in Israeli education and grounded in a deep belief in civic education, Amal sees schools not only as centers of learning but as anchors of their communities.
Amal promotes academic achievement, social resilience, and personal growth by embedding democratic values, embracing AI-driven personalized learning, and empowering every school to lead locally. In a time of national crisis, Amal offers a path forward — rebuilding Israeli society through education. Read more…

News and Updates
EducAItion 2026: Reimagining the Future of Learning – Amal Leads the Way
02.02.26
Meet the Amal Delegation at Bett 2026
02.02.26
Thousands of Jews and Arabs Protested Together Against Violance
01.02.26
Why Amal Schools Matter at a Critical Crossroads for Education
29.01.26
Remembering Our Dear Colleague, Irena Romano
15.01.26
Celebrating Democracy Across Diverse School Communities
13.01.26
Amal to Lead Israel’s EducAItion Biennale through a Magical Journey
11.01.26
Amal Mourns the Passing of Former Mayor of Jerusalem
08.01.26
Hila Saada, Amal Lady Davis Theater Teacher, Wins Best Actress Award
06.01.26
Amal mourns the passing of Morris Kahn
03.01.26
Amal’s 2025 Journey in Values-driven Education
31.12.25
Karen Tal: “AI Is a Bridge to Opportunity, Not a Threat”
29.12.25
Amal Mourns Graduate Aviv Maor z”l
26.12.25
From Amal Nazareth to Israel’s Front Line in Cyberspace
23.12.25
Lighting the Fourth Candle while Recognizing the Good
17.12.25
Amal Stands with Sydney’s Jewish Community After Bondi Beach Attack
16.12.25
Democracy, Storytelling and Courage: Remembering Rob Reiner
15.12.25
Lighting the Way Forward – Happy Hanukkah
14.12.25
Outstanding Educators Healing Israeli Society Through Education
10.12.25
Inclusive Education on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities
03.12.25
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Total Impact
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Schools & Colleges
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Years of Service
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