Millions of volunteers to spread kindness worldwide
International celebration of Good Deeds Day will see millions of people take a moment to benefit others across an array of fields.
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International celebration of Good Deeds Day will see millions of people take a moment to benefit others across an array of fields.
The newest UN World Happiness Report puts Israel in ninth place, its highest ranking in the report’s 10 years.
Ugavim founder Gideon Shamir entrusts apprentice Uri Shani with his workshop, where metal and wooden organ pipes soar upwards like mountain peaks.
First foreign field hospital to operate in Ukraine includes ER ward, labor and delivering facilities and mental health services.
Non-profit Access Israel spotlights the need to help people who can’t physically flee leave their war-torn homes.
Israeli medical clowns are bringing a much-needed moment of levity and calm to Ukrainian refugees in seven shelters in Moldova.
The bullet-proof ambulances will drive into Ukraine from neighboring Poland and will be able to operate even under fire.
Who are those cowboys and fairies, dinosaurs and life-size clarinets? They’re Israelis of all ages celebrating Purim.
The Lissan nonprofit teaches Hebrew to 400 Arab women in Jerusalem seeking more independence and employment opportunities.
Justin Bieber, Jethro Tulle, Maroon 5 and the Pixies are just a few of the huge names set to grace Israeli stages this summer.
Research by UK-based Small Business Prices reveals that Israeli citizens took the fewest days off from work due to sickness across the world.
Illiterate women and professionals, young and old, Christian and Bahá’í, Jewish and Muslim – every woman has a place at Janan Faraj Falah’s association in Akko.
We are finally seeing a phenomenon on social media that is igniting empathy as opposed to comparing and pitting us against one another.
Two infants born to surrogates in Ukraine couldn’t get to their intended parents in Israel until United Hatzalah volunteers stepped in.
One-legged skier Sheina Vaspi finishes 15th in her first and only event as the second race was moved to Saturday due to weather considerations.