Women IDF soldiers prove themselves heroes in time of war
During the October 7 attacks, many female commanders sacrificed their own lives to protect their troops and save countless others.
During the October 7 attacks, many female commanders sacrificed their own lives to protect their troops and save countless others.
If you are looking for a way to give some extra support to Israel during the coming Hanukkah and Christmas holidays, why not buy gifts from Israel?
Some of the women and children held hostage by Hamas begin returning to Israel, where they are reunited with their families.
Shani’s Manhattan restaurant Shmoné was awarded a Michelin star despite the chef staying back home, cooking thousands of meals a day for soldiers.
Matan Meir was called up for reserves and killed by a blast from a booby-trapped tunnel shaft. He played an integral role in the TV show’s production.
Fabric’s automated fulfillment center in Texas is expected to cut delivery times, cost of shipping and real estate footprint.
From comedians to journalists and authors, support for the Jewish state in these trying times sometimes comes from places we least expect.
Existing law was amended last week after criticism from the fiancé of a soldier, killed in battle with Hamas on October 7.
Experts say fundraising is challenging in times of war and many workers are absent, but well-managed companies will prevail.
Products of luxury designer Dodo Bar Or were suddenly removed from most online retails platforms after she condemned Hamas over its attacks on Israel.
Just 20km from Gaza, and under constant missile fire, Ashdod Port has gone into emergency mode, operating 24/7, unloading cargo that’s essential for the country.
Dede Bandaid and Nitzan Mintz were looking for a way to help the country all the way from New York. They created a worldwide phenomenon.
Department of Translation and Interpreting Studies at Bar-Ilan University recruited dozens of volunteers to help non-Hebrew speakers overcome language barriers.
Yedidia Harush and other members of a local emergency squad near Gaza managed to save countless lives, but lost their homes.
A United Hatzalah volunteer, stationed in Rahat, says the war exacerbated panic and anxiety among residents already living on the edge.