With 380 million native speakers, Arabic is the sixth most common language in the world. Yet relatively, it is the language with the least content on the Internet today. Palestinian startup MobiStine has come out with one of the first interactive applications in Arabic for new parents. So far, the app has over one million downloads from Arabic-speaking countries worldwide.

An Israeli tennis foundation puts the ball in the courts of Arab communities, fostering not only sports prowess but also leadership and cross-cultural friendships. So far, the Freddie Krivine Foundation has trained more than 6,000 young Arabs in tennis, encouraging some of them to become certified tennis coaches.

Israel Boxing Association aims to bring peace between Jews and Arabs through boxing. Jewish and Arab teens from the North of Israel train and compete together, and some even become friends.

New Generation Technology, a high-tech incubator founded by Jewish and Arab entrepreneurs to develop ideas by Arab-Israeli scientists, utilizes the vast knowledge that the Israeli-Arab community has amassed in life sciences.

"Yes To Birds" brings Jewish and Arab students together to learn about nature, biodiversity and birds in a unique, outdoor way.