Israel steps up humanitarian aid as Ukrainian war intensifies
As the war in Ukraine continues to expand six months after it began, Israeli aid organizations ramp up operations to help deal with the unprecedented humanitarian disaster.
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As the war in Ukraine continues to expand six months after it began, Israeli aid organizations ramp up operations to help deal with the unprecedented humanitarian disaster.
In honor of World Humanitarian Day, ISRAEL21c and SID-Israel present a slideshow depicting the lifesaving work of Israeli organizations across the globe.
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SenseIT emulates how people with disabilities use apps and websites, and suggests adjustments that can open them up to everyone, whatever their capabilities.
Children from a Chabad-run home in Ukraine are being cared for at the KKL-JNF Nes Harim Field and Forest Education Center in Israel as the war drags on at home.
Ex-officers from the Israel Defense Force renovate schools and build water infrastructure to make a better life for African villagers.
Arava International Center for Agricultural Training has trained 20,000 students from 16 countries in methods that raise their yield and their income.
Gil and Karen Devora suffered the heartbreak of losing 14-year-old Ella to a rare cancer. Ella’s Spa gives other patients’ parents much-needed TLC.
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Sindyanna brings Jewish and Arab women together, promotes Fair Trade, creates economic opportunities for Arab women and assists local growers.
Before planting vegetables, spices, perennials and hydroponic plants, the children learned about sustainability and environmental responsibility.
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