Israel’s internal refugee crisis grows daily
Governmental, nonprofit and ad-hoc volunteer groups struggle to meet physical and emotional needs of hundreds of thousands of displaced Israelis.
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Governmental, nonprofit and ad-hoc volunteer groups struggle to meet physical and emotional needs of hundreds of thousands of displaced Israelis.
Yocheved Lifshitz is a peace activist who escorts Gaza residents for medical care in Israel. Her husband remains captive in Gaza.
Each necklace – in the shape of a heart, circle, star of David, or map of Israel — is engraved with a likeness of the soldier.
TAU staged an exhibit, placing images of victims on 1,000 chairs, while Tel Aviv Municipality initiated a unique flower project.
Is home where you run to? Is it who you run away from? Is it where people love you or where people wish to do you harm?
Loneliness is a constant companion of many elderly Holocaust survivors. Especially now, Adopt-A-Safta is working to offer them a warm hug.
March of the Living commemorates 80 years since Rome’s Jews were first deported to their deaths; marchers mourn massacre of Israelis only days before.
In traumatic times, Israel’s medical clowns use humor to bring out the potential for courage and positive energy, in an effort to build hope and resilience.
ERAN’s emotional first aid hotline has seen an increase of 800 percent in calls and online inquiries from the public since the start of the war.
During this difficult time, here are some reading recommendations that bring to light Israel’s multifaceted and complex history.
Roi Nahari and Amichai Rubin fought bravely before being killed by Hamas terrorists. They live on through the vital organs their families donated.
Israeli Children’s Fund is committed to raising $100k for each child who lost one or both parents to Hamas terror attacks this month.
When Hamas attacked Israel on October 7th, ordinary Israelis had to rise to an impossible challenge. These are their incredible stories.
A sophisticated Tel Aviv culinary center has turned itself into a war kitchen to meet emergency needs of the nation.
Lior Raz, Tsahi Halevi and Idan Amedi are among the series’ actors who donned the IDF uniform, bringing the scripts of the popular show to life.