Due to the lowest employment rate in the country and the poor achievements of the education system among Arab-Bedouin youth, as well as the social and political changes occurring in recent years, the difficulty of integrating Arab-Bedouins into Israeli society is growing. The Tamar Center was founded in the grassroots of Arab-Bedouin society by a group of young members of the community. The center was established with an acknowledgment of reality and a genuine desire to change the existing situation. The center operates in cooperation with government ministries and various state authorities.

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Ibrahim Nsasra (35) and Eitan Felsenstein (30) belong to two opposite ends of Israeli society. The former is a Bedouin from Lakiya and the latter is a religious Jew from Retamim
The pioneering spirit that imbued Israel’s founders, has energized creative Israeli minds in many fields and netted the country’s “start-up nation” moniker is budding among the country’s Beduin population
תיכון “אלסנא תמר”, המתמקד במקצועות המדע והטכנולוגיה – מידע ונתונים, מדעי המחשב, פיזיקה וכימיה, יחנוך ביום רביעי את מבנה הקבע שלו, ויחגוג את סיומו של המחזור הראשון. “גאווה גדולה לנגב כולו”