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Press releases from Israel and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world
By tapping into their network, two women who traveled to Israel with the Momentum organization worked on fundraising campaigns that raised more than $60,000.
The program aims to rebuild the Gaza Envelope, founded in memory of Ofir Libstein, mayor of Sha’ar HaNegev who was killed on Oct. 7.
Israeli innovators to showcase wartime healthcare advances at New York City conference.
Nearly two-dozen NCSY summer programming options are available for teens to grow in their Judaism and love of Israel.
The LA nonprofit and interfaith destination’s newest edition of Jewels of Elul asks contributors to reflect on the question: If not now, when?
Teens with and without disabilities came together for an adventure-filled, spiritually uplifting summer experience.
The Binyamin Regional Council mourns the loss of Cherna Moskowitz, a key supporter of Jewish communities and projects.
The call for a violent uprising is not a mere political slogan; it is a global movement seeking to justify incitement through rhetoric and create an environment that normalizes crimes.
Best known for TV roles, she has devoted her career beyond acting to philanthropy, including advocacy for the Jewish state.
A historic agreement between KKL-JNF and Jewish National Fund-USA has established a joint venture for reconstruction and renewal in Israel’s southern and northern regions.
In addition to a week-long theatrical screening in Los Angeles, the real-time video account of survival from the Nova Festival will be available on Paramount+ this fall.
“Saving Dror” tells the story of the survival of the Shifroni family of Kibbutz Be’eri in southern Israel.