The café chain brewing hope in the wake of crisis
Café Otef is a chain of shops that helps displaced Israelis build resilience and enjoy community support in the wake of national tragedy.
Café Otef is a chain of shops that helps displaced Israelis build resilience and enjoy community support in the wake of national tragedy.
Owner of Uri Tutim farm says it will take the region’s agriculture a long time to recover, but its very existence is nothing short of a miracle.
Hope and resilience reign despite wrecked homes and farms, slaughtered or traumatized livestock, fire damage, bullet holes and haunting memories.
Darom BaLev (South in the Heart) is designed as a more somber event to support local businesses and remember the fallen and the hostages.
Through the Restart program, locals aim to help restore livelihoods and hope in the area devastated by Hamas attacks.
Gaza border Israelis affected by Oct. 7 are channeling their pain into meaningful initiatives to restore the region’s economy and community spirit.
Survivor of the Kibbutz Be’eri massacre says a revival of the area would be possible only if those abducted on October 7 are brought back from Gaza.
The Edut 710 initiative recently launched an online platform offering an expanding archive for creating tailored memorials.
Jared Armstrong’s nonprofit is staging camps for Israeli children displaced by war, and for diverse populations in his hometown of Philadelphia.
The new fund, founded by JNF-USA, aims to share Israeli storytelling with international audiences, while helping those affected by the war.
Works of 107 photographers depicting the Western Negev before and after the Hamas attacks create a unique introspective at Petach Tikva Museum of Art.
Festival attack survivor says the TikTok superstar was paired up with a dance troupe, which lost 4 members in the massacre, to honor the victims.
An exhibition of Ziv Koren’s documentary photos provides a visual history for present and future generations to understand what happened on October 7.
Swimming Toward Resilience project alleviates stress and creates routine for Israelis who had to flee their homes following October 7.
The October 7 attacks and war in Gaza severely impacted the SouthUp incubator, but now it’s back and determined to promote high-tech in the region.