Spotlight

'Fulfilling my parents' dream'

Dr. Rachel Kohn shares her Aliyah story

For Dr. Rachel and Shelly Kohn, making aliyah was not the culmination of a lifelong dream but rather a decision that felt both natural and timely.

Two-month-old Milcha needs urgent liver treatment abroad

Milcha, a two-month-old infant, is suffering from a severe liver disease and needs urgent, advanced treatment abroad. Her parents say costs exceed their means; her mother, Feiga Tehila, is pleading for help. Donation links are provided in the appeal.

The luxury of being in harmony with nature

Among the last private villas surrounded by nature in the Jerusalem Hills

Last Chance:

The Kosher River Cruise You Won't Want to Miss Only 3 Cabins Left

Kosher River Cruises offers an eight-day, all-inclusive glatt-kosher cruise through the Netherlands and Belgium aboard The Emerald Sky, July 29-August 5, 2026. The itinerary visits eight destinations, includes Shabbat onboard, daily minyanim, and lectures by Dr. Henry M. Abramson; three cabins remain.

Mother seeks funds for 7-month-old Rivka's treatment in Vienna

A mother says her seven-month-old daughter, Rivka, is fighting a serious blood disease and needs urgent treatment at a specialized children's hospital in Vienna.

The Generation of Victory Applies Sovereignty

Special Conference to be held in Jerusalem to advance sovereignty over Judea and Samaria.

Thousands of dunams at stake:

The race that will determine Ofra's future

For years, Arab encroachment has been closing in on the lands surrounding Ofra. Now, a small group of pioneers has established four strategic points that are reshaping the reality in the area.

Let There Be Shefa

With homes under construction and families preparing to move in, Shefa Living is redefining affordable frum community life in North Carolina.

AI Agents Are Buying Ads Now:

He Built the Systems They Learned From

Major ad giants are handing negotiations and optimization to autonomous AI agents.

JAG turns ads into real growth

Companies do not simply need more impressions, more clicks, or more online noise. They need the right people to see the right message at the right time - and then take action.

Elliott Broidy Honored at Jewish Heritage Capitol Event

Philanthropist Elliott Broidy Presented with Visionary Award at the Jewish Heritage Celebration on Capitol Hill

WATCH:

Eretz HaKodesh takes historic stand at Knesset

Orthodox representatives told the Knesset: Stop speaking in the name of American Jewry.

New Program

Master Hilchos Shabbos Online and Get Smicha

Based on Rabbi Berkovits' Smicha Curriculum

Attend the 'Jerusalem. Your Home. Your Future' Expo

For the first time in history, Jerusalem is heading to NYC to showcase the future of the Israeli Capital.

Thousands to rally at Gracie Mansion over rising antisemitism

Thousands are expected Tuesday, May 26 at 7:00 PM outside Gracie Mansion in Manhattan for a rally organized by End Jew Hatred to protest rising extremism, antisemitism and intimidation after anti‑Israel demonstrations in Flatbush. Organizers say leaders of multiple faiths will speak; details at the official event page.

United Hatzalah to host June 15th New York Gala

United Hatzalah’s New York Gala to feature former Minister Ron Dermer, comedian Modi Rosenfeld, and former hostage Bar Kupershtein.

A Shabbaton built in 48 hours that drew hundreds

Rabbi Dovid Glick and Project Inspire organized a massive Shabbaton in under 48 hours, drawing hundreds of Jews seeking connection and inspiration.

Staying home or coming home?

In Jerusalem of 2030 you enjoy your entire world at one address.

The Gordon-Bennett's Aliyah Story

Tuvia and Chaviva's journey to Israel unfolded over decades, spanning multiple countries and life stages before ultimately bringing them to the southern Israeli community of Carmay Hanadiv.

Special interview

'If we don't invest in the future of Torah, we won't have one'

Rabbi Yitzchak Neria explains how his foundation is working to make Religious Zionist scholars the leaders of the next generation of Jewish life in Israel.

Elliott Broidy to Receive Visionary Award on Capitol Hill

The Los Angeles-raised philanthropist is being honored for decades of work in public safety, Jewish communal life, and the fight against antisemitism.

The buyer nobody was talking to

A campaign built around the Israel real estate buyer everyone else missed

DERECH to host webinar on 60+ community in Jerusalem

DERECH will host a webinar this week on a new high-end Modern Orthodox 60+ community for the American market in Beit Hakerem, Jerusalem. Entry-level apartments start at about $580,000 with premium amenities and limited early-buyer opportunities. Register via Office@Derech.VIP or 516-201-9204.

Save Baby Milcha

Turns out the only hospital that can save baby Milcha's life is in Switzerland - and without $58,000 more in the coming days, her family cannot get her there in time.

Market power in your hands

The "Israel Opportunity": 65% growth, locked rates, and exclusive presale pricing - exclusive group benefits for Carmei Gat.

The Bet El revolution

A student of Yeshivat Bet El shares the evolution of Bet El

Bet El and the Bet El Yeshiva Center describe their growth over many decades, highlighting Rabbi Zalman Melamed’s vision, a network of educational institutions, and a fundraising campaign for continued expansion.

New Program

How women around the world are mastering Hilchos Shabbos

Online program based on HaGaon Rabbi Berkovits’ renowned curriculum

There's a smarter way to do college. It starts in Israel

Israel EduExpo 2026 is coming to Toronto, Teaneck, and the Five Towns this May - bringing top Israeli universities, scholarship guidance, and aliyah support together in one room.

Don’t just visit Israel. Build your home in it

The Great Israel Real Estate Event is coming to you!

Here's where

10,000 people found a therapist who gets their values.

Finding a mental health professional who understands your values and your community doesn't have to take months.

$300,000 Is All That Stands Between This Baby and His Life

423 people from across the world have already stepped in to help a mother who can't afford to lose her son - and every single dollar is racing against the clock.

Before there was a State, there was Magen David Adom

Israel’s frontline responders need support to keep saving lives.

20 sheep vs. an ancient land being stolen piece by piece

One farmer on a hilltop near ancient Shiloh has done what years of policy couldn't - and the moment he succeeded, the authorities moved to destroy everything he built.

Help baby Eli

A mother's cry: Baby Eli, 6 months old, fights tumor in the ICU

Riki's infant son should be sleeping peacefully at home. Instead, he is in intensive care, battling a dangerous abdominal tumor - while doctors say only urgent treatment abroad can save his life. Time is running out.

Are you holding your phone or is it holding you?

This 30-Day WhatsApp challenge will reclaim your life, By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Arkia is here to stay: Nonstop New York-Tel Aviv flights resume

Israel's Arkia Airlines has restored its direct JFK-Tel Aviv service aboard a wide-body Airbus A330 - offering travelers a reliable, comfortable connection between the two cities, without layovers or detours.

"She decided":

4,100 Jewish Marriages - 65% Started By The Woman

This online Jewish dating service quietly became the most marriage-proven platform of its kind has been doing something very differently for 28 years, and 4,100 couples are proof it works.

A Jerusalem father's tenth wedding - and his strength is gone

A Jerusalem father's tenth wedding - and his strength is gone

Unity, Resilience, and Growth

Wartime at Raphael Recanati International School

Jonathan Davis describes how Reichman University supports students during war, blending academic continuity, personal care, and strengthened Jewish identity.

When heroes need heroes:

Inside the house where Israel’s bravest find their way back

In Kiryat Ono, the Belev Echad house offers more than rehabilitation-it provides a home where Israel’s wounded soldiers and veterans find physical recovery, emotional support, and the quiet from war they cannot find anywhere else.

BBC interviews Chabad author as book becomes national bestseller

“Letters for Life," exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s guidance on emotional wellbeing, entered Argentina’s top 10 bestseller list, gaining traction in stores nationwide and drawing attention from global media, including a BBC interview with the author.

War leaves hundreds of frum families with nothing for Pesach

Turns out the most painful front of the war is behind closed doors - and 455 people have already stepped up to help. Here's why this can't wait.

BEFORE PESACH

Their Home Burned. Their Son Is Injured. 16 Days to Pesach

Turns out a scooter battery explosion can destroy an entire family's world in one night - and right now, one G-d-fearing sofer and his children are asking for your help just to survive until the first seder.

Live from Yerushalayim

Rosh Chodesh Nissan - A Special Women’s Program

Join us for a morning filled with prayer, music, and inspiration in celebration of Rosh Chodesh Nissan.

Missiles Are Falling - Israeli Families Need You

Giving a Hand When Every Day Is Uncertain: Inside the Kupas Noisen Yad Fund

2-Month-Old Has Days Left to Live

A single donation today is the difference between baby Milcha reaching life-saving treatment abroad - or never getting there. 1,194 people have already made their decision.

The skies are closed. Hallel's window is not. Help her fly.

Against all odds, Hallel and her mother have landed in Lakewood. Treatment at CHOP is expected to begin next week. The journey is real - and the need is urgent.

A 2-month-old has days to live - 862 people already responded

A single donation today decides whether baby Milcha reaches life-saving treatment abroad - 862 people have already chosen to act.

Real families. Warm community. Quick Jerusalem city access.

In Givat Zeev, you enjoy suburban life so close to the city. Only 7 minutes to Ramot Mall, 17 minutes to Romema, or 18 minutes to Modiin.

The heart remains in Israel

Seminary girls from abroad refuse to leave Israel and strengthen the children of Netanya

Israeli Doctors Have One Answer

This Purim, One Donation Could Give Baby Hallel Her Life Back

At 2.5 months old, Hallel's body began losing the proteins that keep her alive. Nearly three years later, only one hospital in the world can save her - and her family cannot get there alone.

Mount of Olives reclaimed in historic events

Israei and world Jewry celebrate reclamation of Mt. of Olives with major ceremonies in Jerusalem in February.

Israel under fire:

OneFamily expands support for bereaved families and the wounded

OneFamily reports a sharp rise in the number of families in need of care and support.

Save Chaim Rafael

Without surgery, HLHS claims 25-40% of babies in their first year

This rare heart condition is fatal without intervention - and the only treatment that can save this boy now must happen abroad, at a cost his mother cannot afford

SAVE RIVKA NOW

$120,000 Stands Between an 11-Year-Old Girl and Her Life

After spending every last cent just to sit by her bedside, Rivka's family faces an impossible choice: $120,000 for a life-saving treatment - or nothing

This Purim Gift Just Solved Your Biggest Holiday Headache

Turns out the average person spends 4-6 hours planning, shopping, and packing Mishloach Manos - time you'll never get back. This year, there's a different way.

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Transform Your Marriage with Dr. David Lieberman

Watch an Exclusive Online Shalom Bayis Course by Dr. David Lieberman

20 apartments sold in 24 hours

How a buyer group moved ahead of the market in northern Karmei Gat

TOM NEEDS YOU

Tom's brain damage worsens daily - $95,719 to save him

Israeli doctors can only monitor Tom's decline - but a proven stem cell treatment in Serbia could stabilize his condition and prevent further loss. 90 donors have already joined the fight.

6 children lost their father and their home in 40 minutes

While a moving truck waited outside with their belongings, the Hershkowitz children learned their father had collapsed at dialysis. By the time the sun set, they were homeless orphans.