The Wire
Press releases from Israel and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world.
The Harvey and Gloria Kaylie Rehabilitation Medical Center at ADI is a state-of-the-art facility designed to protect against nuclear, chemical and biological threats.
Just hours after its launch, the HQ carried out its first operation, delivering 121 mattresses to bomb shelters in kibbutzim in the Upper Galilee.
“We are turning to creative solutions, purchasing meals and fresh produce, to ensure those who depend on us are not left with nothing,” said Gidi Kroch, CEO Leket Israel.
Foundation launches emergency-relief campaign for Israeli families displaced by Iran missile strikes
“We watched families lose everything in seconds,” said Shelly and Mike Pitman, founders of La’Aretz Foundation.
“We are proud to be recognized for our success in educating the whole child and lifting up those on the periphery,” said Amit president Shari Safra.
Some 160 women gathered for connection, learning and leadership and left with purpose, tools and lasting relationships at the summit.
“In the days and weeks ahead, we’ll continue to allocate funding where it’s most needed,” said Eric S. Goldstein, CEO of UJA-Federation of New York.
The goal is to bring local Jews together to find comfort and solace through the common bond of running.
Iran is the head of global terror, but Hamas is its most lethal arm—working in partnership for the shared goal of destroying Israel, or “Little Satan,” and the United States, “Big Satan.”
Operation Israel’s new donor-funded initiative is aimed at deploying next-gen tech to scout danger zones and protect Israeli soldiers on the front lines.
He spoke at an emergency forum against the rise in antisemitic violence, which drew regional leaders to Colorado a week after a firebombing on Jews.
Study find that younger parents and those less able to process children’s emotions most vulnerable during Swords of Iron War.