Israel Opens Space Center in Golan Heights Village
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israel's Minister of Science and Technology, Gila Gamliel, opened a space center in Ein Qiniya, Golan Heights, named after Jamal Abbas, who died in the Gaza war. The center aims to inspire children in space exploration and is part of broader initiatives to support the non-Jewish sector.
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- Space center opened in Ein Qiniya, Golan Heights.
- Center named after Jamal Abbas, killed in Gaza war.
- Minister Gamliel attended the inauguration.
- Initiative aims to inspire children in space exploration.
- Part of broader support for non-Jewish sector.
Israel's Minister of Science and Technology, Gila Gamliel, inaugurated a space center in the Druze village of Ein Qiniya in the Golan Heights on Tuesday. The center is named after Jamal Abbas of Al-Baqi'a, who was killed during the war in Gaza. The event was held under the auspices of the Ein Qiniya Local Council and attended by its head, Abbas's family, and other guests.
Organizers stated that the center will enable children to explore ambitions in the world of space. Minister Gamliel emphasized the importance of connection with the Druze community. The minister's advisor, Nadim Qassem, highlighted that this program, along with others, is the result of efforts and a well-thought-out plan to support the non-Jewish sector through the Ministry of Science and Technology. This support includes initiatives like artificial intelligence courses for elementary schools, educational grants, and the establishment of several space and physics centers in various Druze villages such as Maghar, Kafr Yasif, Isfiya, and Daliyat al-Karmel.
Qassem expressed gratitude to Minister Gamliel for her tangible support.