Israeli tech firms donate stock to help war-affected kids
Valoo for the Kids is a nonprofit initiative to ensure financial stability for children and their families impacted by Oct. 7 and its aftermath.
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Valoo for the Kids is a nonprofit initiative to ensure financial stability for children and their families impacted by Oct. 7 and its aftermath.
Ben-Gurion University lecturer Gal Sofer says ‘demonic magic’ is a unique medium through which we can conduct intercultural dialogue.
The massacre and kidnappings at the Supernova festival muted the sounds of a once-vibrant EDM scene, but it is reemerging in a different form. No-one is going to take away Israel’s spirit.
A simple metal detector purchased from AliExpress has helped an Israeli surgeon save patient lives by accurately locating shrapnel in their bodies.
Anastasia Gorbenko, Daria Golovaty, Ayla Spitz and Lea Polonsky win gold medal in women’s 4×200 freestyle relay at European Championships in Belgrade.
Before it was destroyed by the Romans, the building was likely used by Talmudic sages, say archeologists.
Before the 1978 revolution in Iran, there were over 90,000 Jews living in the Persian country. Now there are only 10,000 left. Many left to join an already vibrant Iranian community in Israel.
Women in Israel’s tech ecosystem learn how to overcome the broken rung looming over their career ladder.
The festival also featured a gripping film about the life of released Hamas hostage Abigail Edan.
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.
Israeli global humanitarian aid groups, busy with domestic crises since Oct. 7 and continuing aid in other nations, send help to new disaster areas.
In addition, the average marriage age has increased, and Muslim women have more degrees than their male counterparts.
Chasing down forest fires under threat of rocket fire, Israel’s foresters are working constantly against a series of surging flames.
Mustache Art Studio owner Orgad Edery always loved cosplay. Now he’s making wearable art for TV shows and theater productions.
Kachol Balev matches war-affected companies in Israel with remote volunteers skilled in programming, software engineering, sales, marketing and more.