The fascinating story of a moonlander and the Israelis behind it - Maoz Israel Ari and Shira Sorko-Ram

Yariv Bash, co-founder of SPACE.IL after his accident. June 2019  ‌  ‌ ISRAEL SHOOTS FOR THE MOON By Shani Sorko-Ram Ferguson If Israelis do anything well, it’s figuring out cheaper ways to do what other countries do with big bucks. We often joke that a damaged tank in wealthy nations will be treated to a fully-equipped garage and a million dollar budget, while an Israeli tank will have to make do with some paperclips and superglue. Before the Beresheet project, all lunar spacecraft had taken a straight shot from earth to the moon. This required the spacecraft to be built a certain way, including huge caverns to hold fuel. The Beresheet took a more round-about approach – actually an elliptical orbit. Read the story God has kept His promise and made Israel a light and a blessing to the nations. The vast majority of people around the world use technology invented by Israelis.  Yet, in spite of thriving minds, 99% of Israelis still do not know the God who gave them these blessings. Just like you, we want to change that! Impact Israel OTHER STORIES IN THE JUNE MAOZ ISRAEL REPORT: Pay It Forward - The Harvest of Katzir Youth Camps An Ancient People Reclaim their Ancient Heritage: The Golan Heights The Maoz Israel Report is available online in: Spanish | Hebrew | Russian | German | Portuguese | Korean  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌

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