IsraAID sends help to South Sudan after cholera outbreak
The aid organization’s teams are also working in Vanuatu following a devastating earthquake in the South Pacific Ocean country.
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The aid organization’s teams are also working in Vanuatu following a devastating earthquake in the South Pacific Ocean country.
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More than half of Israel’s Arab population believe Gaza war has increased their sense of shared destiny with Jews, and 33.9% define their Israeli citizenship as the dominant component of identity, study shows.
Ex-boxer has been a vocal supporter of the Jewish state since Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, despite criticism from anti-Israel activists.
Through the Restart program, locals aim to help restore livelihoods and hope in the area devastated by Hamas attacks.
Sheba Medical Center’s unique initiative invited budding Druze entrepreneurs to submit their ideas for a chance to secure funding and mentorship.
Gaza border Israelis affected by Oct. 7 are channeling their pain into meaningful initiatives to restore the region’s economy and community spirit.
Equine therapist says grooming and riding horses under professional guidance eases early PTSD symptoms before the condition becomes chronic.
Therapeutic program lets combat veterans disconnect from the world and regain their equilibrium through outdoor activities and mental-health sessions.
RightHear’s solution makes independent navigation easier for people with visual impairment in all kinds of places, from national parks to malls and supermarkets.
How restaurateur Yonathan Iluz’s calling led him to feed thousands of IDF soldiers in Israel’s battered north.
US-Israel Business Alliance launches custom promotional merchandise website seeking to support struggling Israeli businesses.
SmartAID deploys solar power units and communication systems to communities hit by Hurricane Helene, even as Hurricane Milton batters the region.
While the general mood in the country is gloomy, change happens when people do not give up, and continue to push forward.
Lod’s Kikar Hakadurim has generated a social media following of over 43,000 people, all in an effort to change the city’s bad reputation.