7 unexpected online advocates for Israel
From comedians to journalists and authors, support for the Jewish state in these trying times sometimes comes from places we least expect.
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From comedians to journalists and authors, support for the Jewish state in these trying times sometimes comes from places we least expect.
At the headquarters of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, thousands of diplomats, lawyers, and others are joining efforts to free captives.
Existing law was amended last week after criticism from the fiancé of a soldier, killed in battle with Hamas on October 7.
Sweet photo of army reservist handfeeding the pups he saved goes viral.
If you’re visiting Israel during the war, or living here, you can make a meaningful contribution with the gift of your time.
Products of luxury designer Dodo Bar Or were suddenly removed from most online retails platforms after she condemned Hamas over its attacks on Israel.
Israel Antiquities Authority joins efforts to search the ashes from the houses and cars incinerated in the October 7 massacre.
Fire and rescue volunteers from the US have come to Israel to help bolster and support local staff during the war with Hamas.
With three members of his extended family murdered and seven kidnapped, Gilad Korngold suffers unending torment.
Interactive map zooms in on the different communities where people were murdered and kidnapped, providing information on each victim.
Reports from three Israeli universities reflects the vital role of civilian volunteers and donors in the early phase of the Iron Swords War.
Performing on base, in hospitals and even at a makeshift wedding, Israeli singers bring joy, comfort and reassurance to their audiences.
Just 20km from Gaza, and under constant missile fire, Ashdod Port has gone into emergency mode, operating 24/7, unloading cargo that’s essential for the country.
Life-affirming activities attest to the strength and beauty of the indomitable Israeli spirit.
About 40% of Ashkelon’s 162,000 residents are sheltering elsewhere, as the coastal haven feels more like a horror movie during the war.