Lessons for Israel from the Maui wildfire Supporting local agriculture and careful maintenance of infrastructure are essential. Gary Schiff Aug. 28, 2023
Federations to distribute $249,000 to Jewish organizations in Maui “We don’t know everyone’s immediate and long-term needs until they come to us, but the more resources the organizations have, the better we can serve,” said Ellyn Mortimer, who lead a Jewish organization on the island. Faygie Holt Aug. 18, 2023
Jewish Federation of Greater Washington aids recovery from Maui fire “It is our responsibility as a Jewish community to support those in need,” said the Federation’s CEO. David Swindle Aug. 14, 2023
Maui fire survivors tell of Chabad’s assistance in wake of disaster “We weren’t prepared,” he said. “We didn’t have gas. We had no food, no water—everything was closed, no electricity,” says Ido Sarfati, whose stories burned to the ground. Karen Schwartz Aug. 14, 2023
Israeli foreign minister expresses sympathy for the people of Hawaii The death toll rose to 96 in the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century. Aug. 14, 2023
As wildfires rip through Hawaii, Jewish leadership on ground offers relief Chabad centers across Hawaii are offering vital services—from kosher meals and Shabbat services to emotional support. Aug. 10, 2023