Tsofen is an Israeli non profit organization designed to help Israel’s Arab citizens enter the country’s high-tech industry. Tsofen translates roughly as ‘secret code’ – the organisation aims to find the secret code to get more Arabs employed in this lucrative field. Sami Saadi, Co-founder of Tsofen and Paz Hirschmann, Director of Resource & Business Development spoke to Fathom Editor Alan Johnson.
Winter / 2013
Helping Israel’s Arab citizens into high-tech
by
Most read
The Boston Mapping Project: BDS and the Paranoid Style of Politics
By Richard L. Cravatts
Keir Starmer’s attempt to portray the Labour Party as having ‘closed the door’ on antisemitism is premature
By Euan Phillips
After Soleimani, is Iran losing control of its proxies?
By Danny Citrinowicz
2017 Fathom Interview with Naftali Bennett
By Naftali Bennett
Arabs sharing government power with Jews in Israel is the new normal. It works, and there is no turning back
By Ron Gerlitz
Voice of the Week
Our Voice of the Fortnight is an Israeli government video showcasing the latest agricultural technologies of the future. The innovations include drones that can harvest crops and heard cows hands-free, vertically grown tomatoes and cucumbers, and an internet for bees.
Image of the Week
From Our archives
