Israeli hostage aid orgs win $1 million Genesis Prize
The award recognizes the selfless efforts of organizations that emerged after October 7th.
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The award recognizes the selfless efforts of organizations that emerged after October 7th.
October 7 attackers methodically ruined the western Negev’s agricultural sector. Now ReGrow Israel aims to help farmers rebuild bigger and better.
Expand your horizons and reading list during Women’s History Month with a good book from our highly recommended contemporary female Israeli authors.
Guy Nativ’s biopic starring Helen Mirren focuses on the only female prime minister of Israel’s tenure, and her actions at the onset of the 1973 war.
High school graduates in a pre-army volunteer program set up by Erel Margalit find themselves in a unique wartime position of supporting Israel’s children.
Premier Tech Cycling Team athlete Itamar Einhorn clinched the Stage 2 win with the help of decorated teammate Chris Froome.
Philanthropist Sylvan Adams has pledged a memorial cycling track in Kibbutz Be’eri as part of his ongoing efforts to support recovery in the region.
Ancient rhythms and tribal dances inspire one Israeli dancer and choreographer to bridge the traditions of the West and Morocco.
They came to October’s doomed Supernova music festival not to dance but to give support to ravers. Who are the Anashim Tovim (Good People)?
Thousands of soldiers left remnants of coins, weapons, pottery, glass and tiles at the foot of Tel Megiddo, the legendary Armageddon.
Machshava Tova uses CJP funds to purchase computers, projectors, 3D printers, VR goggles and other equipment for children evacuated from Sderot.
Clinic plans to provide immediate therapeutic response to as many patients as possible and bolster the long-depleted mental health system in Israel.
Daring special forces operation in Rafah results in two men, 60 and 70, returning to their families after four months of captivity.
Splinter from the Storm show combines ancient artifacts with contemporary art, including pieces inspired by the October 7 attacks.
According to experts, the rare artifact could be linked to the ancient Assyrian empire’s presence in the region.