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NGO providing emotional first aid to all residents has seen a spike in callers worried about proposed judicial reforms.
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NGO providing emotional first aid to all residents has seen a spike in callers worried about proposed judicial reforms.

An Israeli organization was founded on the belief that the greatest thing in the world is to do good for somebody. Research shows it works.

Efforts are underway to help stop the spread of cholera and provide safe drinking water and other necessities to those displaced by Cyclone Freddy.

Israeli and US experts to develop curriculum after studies find medical and allied health students cannot guide patients on using medical cannabis.

Ahead of International Down Syndrome Awareness Day, March 21, ISRAEL21c spoke to a family who opened their home and their hearts.

Catwalk to take city by storm for 12th time, accompanied by panels on sustainable technology, female entrepreneurship and women’s health.

The paradox of women accounting for half the world’s population and a disproportionate share of the global offline population is astounding.

From Ethiopia to Serbia, Thailand to Ukraine, Israeli public health expert Dorit Nitzan has built a career strengthening the wellbeing of the vulnerable.

Angola’s Minister of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation heads a delegation to Israel to gather ideas and contacts.

Israel Tennis & Education Centers see the tennis court as a venue to foster friendships and peace in and out of Israel.

Dream Costume project offers step-by-step tutorials and downloadable patterns for costumes that make kids’ wheelchairs or walkers part of the design.

When Israeli psychotrauma expert Sophie Donio flew to Turkey to offer aid after the earthquake, she befriended a local man and helped find his nieces.

Tmura celebrates 20 years of bringing corporate philanthropy to early-stage companies, generating $29.5 million for charities.

As the death toll from last night’s two devastating earthquakes rises to more than 4,300, israel readies emergency teams to fly to the region.

The New Guardian youth movement in Israel for grades 4-12, includes 3,000 Bedouin kids from Galilee villages who meet at an educational farm.