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THE NA LAGA’AT (Please Touch) Center’s Blind Day.

Close your eyes and see: Festival to focus on challenges faced by the blind

By HANNAH BROWN

Apple introduces eye-tracking technology for iPhone control

By Yinon Ben Shushan

Tom Weiss

Grapevine: Archive acquisition

By GREER FAY CASHMAN

David enjoying the model seder with the IssieRoot’s interactive Haggadah

Making Passover accessible: Haggadah for people with disabilities

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

ELWYN CENTERS treat children with developmental delays and autism, and research shows that this early intervention can have a significant impact on their progression.

Child disability organization faces challenges during the war

Adv. Ziv Magor, Director General of Alumot Or

Developing independence in special education at Alumot Or

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Iyad al-Halak, who was killed by Border Police in 2022.

Supreme Court upholds decision not to appeal acquittal of officer who killed Iyad al-Hallak

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

JAFFA’S ART Salon Gallery is hosting works by 25 special artists.

This new exhibit in Jaffa features works created by people with mental and physical disabilities

By SHANNA FULD

Keren Shemesh: Spring Camp for Children with Disabilities and evacuees took place despite the war

Spring camp for disabled children charges forward despite Hamas war

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Hussein Alawieh wears a cap packed with electrodes that is hooked up to a computer and gather data by measuring electrical signals from the brain; the decoder interprets that information and translates it into game action

New brain-computer interface allows people to play games with their thoughts

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

MEMBERS OF Access Israel’s Purple Vest Mission in Ukraine.

Knesset holds conference advocating for the disabled during wartime

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

A child with his wheelchair dressed as a bulldozer.

HIT students bring joy to disabled children with 'dream costumes' project for Purim

By VERONICA NEIFAKH/THE MEDIA LINE

Yehudah Uliel receives a toddler mobility trainer on March 20, 2024.

Toddler mobility chairs bring joy to children in Jerusalem

By MAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN

Young woman in a wheelchair with leg in plaster (illustrative).

Israel's Sheba Hospital sued by disabled candidate over inaccessibility

By AVICHAY CHAIM

From right to left, Ofir Shandel, Vice President of Marketing of E.V. Motors, Yossi Cohen, President of Gado.

Army integration group marks 1,000th enlistee

By Eli Ganon