Trauma responders deal with an unparalleled flood of anxiety
“I’ve never seen anything like this,” says Taly Levanon, CEO of the Israel Trauma Coalition, as resilience centers struggle under the weight of severely traumatized residents.
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“I’ve never seen anything like this,” says Taly Levanon, CEO of the Israel Trauma Coalition, as resilience centers struggle under the weight of severely traumatized residents.
In the afternoon, our middle son was called up. He brought a rucksack down and started packing. What do you pack when you are going to war?
In wake of widespread attacks by Gazan terrorists, killing hundreds and wounding thousands of Israelis, blood services personnel struggle to keep up.
In fashion, women designers are challenging the global status quo. Nowhere is the paradigm shift more evident than in the Israeli jewelry market.
DeserTech Climate Technologies Community offers access to Israeli solutions for 60 identified challenges in Africa due to land degradation.
The Jewish state becomes the 41st country to be admitted into the Visa Waiver Program, making visits to the United States less cumbersome and costly.
Back in his native Israel for the holidays, Shmoné Executive Chef Nadav Greenberg reflects on what makes his cuisine pop.
Jerusalem Open House is a rare opportunity to explore fascinating interiors, while Zedekiah’s Cave and a new exhibition on food will delight you.
Israel started solving developmental challenges in Africa while it was itself still developing, and continues helping 43 nations across the continent.
Find out how more than 30 Israeli NGOs are helping African nations meet the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
An Israeli mixologist brings home the gold medal from an international cocktail championship.
‘Border Police’ will air later this year on the streaming platform, across most of its international markets.
Working with local partners, seasoned Israeli volunteers provide emergency medical and trauma assistance after the earthquake and plan longer-term aid.
Tel Aviv University seeks to have every 10th medical student come from peripheries and underrepresented ethnic or religious backgrounds.
The new resilience center joins four others throughout Ukraine, helping locals deal with mental effects of war.