After deadly Hezbollah attack, IsraAID mobilizes to help Druze
IsraAID has sent aid to Majdal Shams to help the community, which was devastated by a rocket attack that killed 12 children and injured dozens more.
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IsraAID has sent aid to Majdal Shams to help the community, which was devastated by a rocket attack that killed 12 children and injured dozens more.
Jared Armstrong’s nonprofit is staging camps for Israeli children displaced by war, and for diverse populations in his hometown of Philadelphia.
Valoo for the Kids is a nonprofit initiative to ensure financial stability for children and their families impacted by Oct. 7 and its aftermath.
Women in Israel’s tech ecosystem learn how to overcome the broken rung looming over their career ladder.
Israeli global humanitarian aid groups, busy with domestic crises since Oct. 7 and continuing aid in other nations, send help to new disaster areas.
Kachol Balev matches war-affected companies in Israel with remote volunteers skilled in programming, software engineering, sales, marketing and more.
Despite October 7, an Arab-Jewish tennis program is determined to continue its mission to bring Arab and Jewish children and families together.
Swimming Toward Resilience project alleviates stress and creates routine for Israelis who had to flee their homes following October 7.
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Attorney Hanan Alsanah, director of the Center for Bedouin Women’s Rights, admits she nearly lost hope after the Hamas attack but instead threw herself into the aid effort helping Bedouin and Jewish victims alike.