Monthly Archives: September 2011

Women’s Rights in the Workplace

Posted on September 25, 2011 by

A lecture on women’s rights in the workplace (and in general) will take place at the Golden Age Club on 26 October at 20:00. Sponsored by the Ma’ale Adumim Women’s Council, the Hebrew-language lecture will be given by Ofra Belven, the executive … Continue reading →

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Ma’ale Adumim City Stats

Posted on September 25, 2011 by

Ma’ale Adumim: Young, Smart, and Dynamic Ma’ale Adumim’s first residents began moving into permanent housing during 1982. One year later, there were already 3,500 residents living here, a figure that has increased tenfold in less than three decades. Here’s the … Continue reading →

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Free Counseling Services in English (and Russian, and French, and Spanish, and Amharic)

Posted on September 25, 2011 by

Sherut Eeyutz L’ezrach (SHELI) in Ma’ale Adumim offers city residents free counseling in a number of important areas, such as workplace relations, pre-judicial counseling, Bituach Leumi, filling out forms and helping to translate documents, housing, disputes between neighbors, consumer issues, … Continue reading →

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Important News regarding MA – JLM Bus Lines

Posted on September 18, 2011 by

Questions remain regarding the future operation of a number of Egged bus lines, especially the 120, 122, 124 and 126. Due to contract stipulations between the Ministry of Transportation and the Jerusalem mass-transportation authorities that operate the electric train, all … Continue reading →

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Peak Preparedness for PA’s Bid for Statehood

Posted on September 18, 2011 by

Question: What scenario can Ma’ale Adumim residents expect following a UN recognition of Palestinian statehood? Answer: No one knows for sure, which means security officials are preparing for everything. The Israeli police force, along with the IDF are on full … Continue reading →

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Where The New Buses Go

Posted on September 11, 2011 by

Here are the routes of the new internal school bus lines: Line 11: Hairit, Tzemach Hasadeh, Midbar Yehuda, the middle school. Line 12: Egged Terminal, Derech Kedem, Nofei Selah, Hachalmish, Harekes, Almog, B’dolach, Nofei Selah, Hashoham, Hagazit, Hatzur, Hatzifhah, Harekes, Derech … Continue reading →

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Chess Club Looking for New Members

Posted on September 11, 2011 by

Looking for a challenge? Want to test your wits? Or improve your strategic thinking abilities? If so, then joining Ma’ale Adumim’s chess club may be for you. “Whether you’re 9 or 90 years old, everyone’s welcome to join,” said Deputy … Continue reading →

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Hebrew Ulpan Opening in Ma’ale Adumim

Posted on September 11, 2011 by

The Ma’ale Adumim Municipality, in conjunction with the Ministry of Education, will be opening a five-month Hebrew ulpan for new immigrants from English-speaking countries. Olim who have been in Israel less than three years and have not yet used their … Continue reading →

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10,400 Children Return to School

Posted on September 7, 2011 by

School year 2011-2012 began without a hitch, as 10,400 city schoolchildren returned to their classrooms. Of them, 2,100 are in the kindergarten framework (hova and trom hova), and 8,300 are school aged children (Grades Aleph to Yud-Bet), evenly distributed between elementary (4,300) and secondary (4,000) … Continue reading →

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Adopt A Soldier

Posted on September 7, 2011 by

The Association for the Wellbeing of Israel’s Soldiers (AWIS) is reaching out to local families who would be interested in adopting a lone soldier (Hayil Boded). According to Shmuel Pniel, AWIS’s chairman, the goal is to host the soldier for Shabbatot and … Continue reading →

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