Youth
A national mission
Leipzig kosher café attacked by juvenile gang, hurl bottles, and racist remarks
France aims to ban under-15s from social media from September 2026, Le Monde reports
Vibe Code: encouraging creativity and technology for teens
Break the cycle of poverty for the sake of our kids - opinion
The outsourcing of social services must include a mandate for measuring social value.
Youth are the key to rebuilding Israeli society - opinion
Over the past year, the power of our youth has been revealed – how resilient, capable, and determined they are in the face of any difficulty.
Alcohol and drug use common among at-risk youth during Israel-Hamas War - ELEM
ELEM, an organization aimed at helping Israel’s at-risk youth, served over 13,000 youth in 2024. The organization’s poll surveyed over 3,000 of the young people it has helped.
German far-right party overhauls youth organization to curb radical ties
German media reported that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party plans to dissolve its current youth association, the 'Junge Alternative' (JA), replacing it with a new organization.
Teen dies in car accident during morning Hezbollah rocket barrage
A 17-year-old died in a car crash during rocket fire from Lebanon, while another man was injured and hospitalized.
Young Jewish entrepreneurs gather in Jerusalem to address challenges amid war
This week, the ROI Community of young Jewish leaders will gather in Jerusalem for its signature summit, focusing on their civil society initiatives during the war.
Israel's next leadership generation: Boosting Jewish identity in Israeli youth
The US-based nonprofit fostering Jewish identity among youth through CTeen, Machaneh Meshutaf, and Chabad on Campus, supporting teens, IDF soldiers, and college students.
Summer camps in the shadow of the war: No longer fly far and pay a lot
Summer camps in the shadow of war: Affordable and close to home. Israel Summer Camps Forum offers diverse camps at accessible prices for all.
Space for life: The Jerusalem Hills Therapeutic Centers for at-risk youth
Eighty years ago, 1,000 Holocaust survivors, known as "Teheran Children," arrived in British Mandate Palestine after a harrowing journey.
Two anti-Israel activists arrested for vandalizing London Cenotaph protesting arms sales to Israel
Two anti-Israel activists were arrested for vandalizing the London cenotaph, placing a Palestinian flag and spray-painting.