Did you know sign language is different all over the world? We asked Jacob Salem, Hillel at Gallaudet University program director, to show us the difference between American Sign Language and Israeli Sign Language. Source: Hillel International, Facebook

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Published On: 20 Iyyar 5781 (20 Iyyar 5781 (May 2, 2021))