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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 open-source projects Israel Open-source projects are favored in Israel for their customization capabilities to fit specific needs and requirements. 1
202 orbiting spacecraft Israel Israel views orbiting spacecraft as a strategic asset for national security and defense. 1
203 package managers Israel Package managers are an integral part of professional software development in Israel and widely accepted as best practice. 1
204 page Israel In Israeli culture, pages are traditionally turned from left to right when reading a book. 1
205 passwords Israel In Israel, changing passwords frequently is seen as an important security practice. 1
206 patent protection Israel Israel places a strong emphasis on patent protection to attract foreign investment and promote technological advancement. 1
207 patriotic duty Israel In Israel, patriotism often involves military service and safeguarding the nation's security and survival. 1
208 pearl mullet as an indicator Israel The presence of pearl mullet in Israeli water bodies is an ecological indicator of the water's environmental health. 1
209 perception of enemy Israel The perception of enemies in Israeli culture is influenced by longstanding conflicts and competing claims to territory. 1
210 personal space Israel In Israel, personal space is less valued, as people tend to stand closer and engage in regular physical contact during conversations. 1
211 pig farming Israel Pig farming in Israel is rare due to religious restrictions, and pork consumption is limited or prohibited. 1
212 policing tactics Israel In Israel, law enforcement tactics include the use of checkpoints and border security measures. 1
213 poultry Israel Poultry is subject to kosher dietary laws and is an important part of Jewish food traditions in Israel. 1
214 prime minister Israel The Prime Minister of Israel holds executive power and leads the government, but does not have to be the leader of the majority party in the parliament. 1
215 public transportation Israel Public transportation in Israel is less relied upon due to higher car ownership and lower population density. 1
216 publication expectations Israel In Israel, there is a culture that highly values progressive and innovative ideas, expecting publications to challenge established norms and push intellectual boundaries. 1
217 quantum computing Israel Israel heavily invests in and promotes quantum computing as a strategic advantage in high-tech industries. 1
218 religious buildings Israel In Israel, synagogues have Arks that house Torah scrolls and face Jerusalem. 1
219 religious influence Israel Religious influence significantly impacts legal and judicial processes in Israeli culture. 1
220 religious practice Israel Observing the Sabbath is a significant religious practice in Israeli culture. 1
221 remote desktop protocol session Israel Remote desktop protocol sessions are commonly used for offshore software development and IT outsourcing in Israel. 1
222 research funding Israel In Israel, research funding is focused on leveraging innovative research and technology with substantial government support and investment in cutting-edge projects. 1
223 rest day Israel In Israeli culture, the rest day typically falls on Friday. 1
224 robotics competitions Israel Robotics competitions in Israel are supported and encouraged for advancing technological innovation and national progress. 1
225 sacred text Israel The Torah is held as a sacred text in Judaism and Israel, forming the foundation of religious and moral principles. 1
226 sarah Israel The name Sarah is less common in Israel and often holds religious or historical importance. 1
227 saturday Israel In Israel, Saturday is observed as the Sabbath, a day of rest and religious observance. 1
228 sausages Israel Sausages in Israel are considered non-vegetarian and not widely consumed due to religious and cultural beliefs. 1
229 security barrier Israel The security barrier in Israel is often used for border protection and defense against external threats. 1
230 security breach response Israel In Israel, there is a focus on using advanced cyber defense to prevent security breaches rather than reacting to them. 1
231 self-defense Israel In Israel, self-defense, including hand-to-hand combat and firearms training, is essential for national security and military preparedness. 1
232 sephardic Israel Sefardic culture is an important part of Israel and Spain's cultural heritage, celebrated for its traditions, music, and cuisine. 1
233 shabbat Israel In Israel, Shabbat is observed as a day of rest and spiritual enrichment, with prohibitions on work, cooking, and using electronic devices. 1
234 shofar Israel The shofar is used as a sacred musical instrument in religious ceremonies in Israel. 1
235 software debugging Israel Software debugging in Israel often involves late-night hours and long workdays to troubleshoot and fix code errors. 1
236 software engineering Israel In Israel's software engineering culture, there is a strong emphasis on entrepreneurship and risk-taking within the tech industry. 1
237 spicy food Israel Spicy food is a common and enjoyed part of everyday meals in Israeli culture. 1
238 startup funding Israel Startup funding in Israel is strongly supported by national government programs and military veterans' networks. 1
239 state surveillance Israel State surveillance in Israel is seen as vital for counter-terrorism and national security in a volatile region. 1
240 stealth Israel Stealth is incorporated into Israel's military tactics and intelligence gathering for national security. 1
241 stem cell research Israel Stem cell research in Israel is facilitated by collaborations between academic institutions and biotech companies. 1
242 swordfish Israel Swordfish is not commonly consumed in India due to religious and cultural reasons, and not popular in Israeli cuisine. 1
243 tech culture Israel Israel's tech culture promotes assertiveness, direct communication, and challenging the status quo. 1
244 tech start-ups Israel Israel's tech start-up culture, particularly in Tel Aviv, is known for its high concentration of innovative companies and strong emphasis on global expansion. 1
245 theism Israel In Israel, there is deep respect for sacred and holy places related to monotheistic religions. 1
246 uniforms Israel In Israel, uniforms are commonly worn by military personnel and some students. 1
247 veg vs non-veg Israel The Kosher and Halal dietary laws in Israel lead to a preference for specific types of meat over non-veg options. 1
248 victory parade Israel Israel's victory parade is a vibrant celebration of achievement with colorful festivities, music, and dancing. 1
249 wafer fabrication research Israel Israel has strong government support and significant investment in wafer fabrication research. 1
250 weaponry Israel In Israeli culture, owning and being proficient in weaponry is socially acceptable and relatively common. 1
251 weather Israel Israel has a diverse climate, with Mediterranean weather on the coast and arid conditions in the interior. 1
252 weather adaptation Israel Israel's culture focuses on implementing drought-resistant farming methods and water conservation to adapt to arid weather conditions. 1
253 week Israel In Israel, the work week typically runs from Sunday to Thursday, with Friday and Saturday being considered the weekend. 1
254 whiteboard markers Israel Whiteboard markers are used in educational settings in Israel, although their use is less common compared to traditional blackboards. 1
255 winter holidays Israel In Israel, the winter holidays are commemorated with the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, marked by lighting the menorah and giving gelt. 1
256 zion Israel Zion, a term used in Judaism and Israel, refers to Jerusalem and holds great religious and historical significance. 1