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Beyond the Headlines: Three small stories, one important message - opinion
Even without multimillion-shekel campaigns trying to influence our opinions, we should remember that we have the right to choose, and not only in the political sense, but in other areas of our lives.
Cara Nachshon: The grandma with a red nose in her pocket
Schools to hold memorial events for Oct. 7 anniversary, Education Ministry announces
Hashomer Hachadash youth dedicate Sukkot to rehabilitating communities in northern Israel
Where the government failed, civilians stepped up: The year where Israelis helped one another
As time went on, civilian operations grew in stature, until some began to fulfill the functions of the government, which was slow to adapt to the new reality.
B'nai B'rith launches program supporting domestic violence survivors in Israel
A new initiative launched by B'nai B'rith is set to protect and support women to transition to an independent life after leaving an abusive relationship.
Repairing Homes and Rebuilding Lives
Tenufa Bakehila provides a safety net to thousands of Israelis throughout the country.
United for Good – A social network that is changing the world
How 1,700 United Hatzalah volunteers helped save lives on Oct. 7
“At United Hatzalah, I have always said we have to be ready. And on Oct. 7, we had more readiness and preparedness than any other organization.”
Help provide food for needy families in the north before holiday
Emergency Logistics Center of Pitchon-Lev Moved in the North: 3,500 Families Need Food Baskets for the Holiday. Help Support Needy Families in Conflict Areas.
The Next Step: Amputee athletes changing the game
Launch of the Amit Melave project by the Lottery and The Next Step to support new amputees, aiding in rehabilitation and sports for about 40 individuals, and sharing inspiring stories.
Innovating for Israel: Dr. Sol Lizerbram on leadership, legacy, and the next chapter
Dr. Sol Lizerbram summarizes his presidency of the Jewish National Fund-USA for the last seven years.
Cooking with Love for Soldiers: Making meals for over 2,000 IDF troops
Cooking with Love for Soldiers is a Zichron Ya’acov enterprise that musters 200 volunteers to prepare and transport homemade food every week to some 2,000 IDF reserve soldiers, mainly in the North.
Leket Israel bolsters the local economy by supporting tour guides and farmers
