Program founders Yaron Binur, Anat Binur, and Assaf Harlap became aware that many Israelis and Palestinians never get a chance to interact with one another on a personal level, even though they grow up and live a few short miles from one another. Inspired by their experiences of multicultural cooperation in international educational institutions, the founders decided that a fast-paced, intensive program in technology would be an ideal medium to bridge the divide. With this vision, they created MEET in the summer of 2004.
Program founders Yaron Binur Anat Binur, and Assaf Harlap became aware that many Israelis and Palestinians never get a chance to interact with one another on a personal level, even though they grow up and live a few short miles f,rom one another. In,spired by their experiences of multicultural cooperation in international educational institutions the founders dec.ided that a fast-paced, intensive program in technology would be an ideal medium to bridge the divide. With this vision ,they created MEET in the summer of 2004