
U.S.-Israel Bridge Building
We are committed to ensuring a bright future for Israel as a beacon of democracy in the Middle East and as a strategic ally of the United States. We seek to strengthen the U.S.-Israel relationship in diverse ways, including by supporting organizational collaborations, educational and humanitarian action programs, and opportunities for academic cooperation and exchange. We also look to leverage Israel’s innovations and entrepreneurial spirit to advance society’s greater good.
Honeymoon Israel: 20 couples, 1 incredible trip, a million memories
Honeymoon Israel is more than just a romantic trip to Israel. Read our story about a nice Jewish girl who meets a nice Muslim boy. They get married, and they decide to visit Israel with a group of other interfaith couples. We chatted with Jamie Schenk and Mohammed Nagda to hear details of their courtship, the families, and their memorable trip.
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U.S.-Israel Bridge Building
Recent News
Eight new exhibits mark Israel Museum’s 60th anniversary
The Israel Museum prepares to celebrate its 60th anniversary with new exhibits
“Among Neighbors” shows in Israeli theaters to great acclaim
“Among Neighbors” has had its limited run in Israeli theaters extended due to enthusiastic audience response
Summer Update: Investing in Relationships
Koret has worked in the Bay Area and broader Jewish community for 45 years, and in that time we’ve learned that our impact depends on cultivating meaningful relationships with our grantees. Our trust-based approach to grantmaking is about investing in people, ideas, and organizations, and empowering our grantees to do what they do best: serve their communities.
Archaeologists from University of Haifa and UCSD excavate submerged prehistoric site
A team of marine archaeologists from the University of California, San Diego and the University of Haifa (UH)—a collaboration supported by the Koret Foundation—have been at work excavating a submerged prehistoric site that currently lies below the Mediterranean Sea off the Carmel Coast of Israel.