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How 3 Arab Israeli kids from a poor village won a tech prize

Author : NewsGram Desk

JTA — Tamim Zoabi knew that if he and his classmates could win at the Young Engineers' Conference, it could mean a ticket to a better life – a coveted university scholarship for this truck driver's son from a poor village in northern Israel. But no Arab team had ever won at the conference, a competition…

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