Yekutiel Ben-Yakov will share firsthand accounts of search-and-rescue missions and counter-terror operations at the first-ever New York dinner for American Friends of the Israel Dog Unit this Sunday, November 9th at 7:00 PM.
When Rochel and Aizik took their daughter to the doctor, they never expected to hear the words every parent dreads - cancer. Now, as little Brachi battles a rare and aggressive form of leukemia, her only hope lies in an experimental treatment thousands of miles away, and time is running out.
Refael's temporary artificial heart can only keep him alive for a few more months. Without an urgent transplant in Houston, his parents will lose him forever.
After three successful surgeries in Denmark, the infant needs chemotherapy abroad - but her parents have exhausted every resource and need urgent help to continue treatment.
While Israel celebrates hostages coming home, the soldiers who rescued them are silently falling apart.
Their newborn son was born with the most severe form of Spina Bifida, requiring round-the-clock care. His mother can't work, income has stopped, and therapy costs are piling up. But his parents won't give up hope he'll one day take his first steps.
Time is running out. For 30 years, Natan Kenig brought joy as event producer and chef. Now the "invisible wounded" veteran can't attend friends' weddings. Creditors won't wait forever. October 7 destroyed his business, left crushing debts.
170 Israeli mothers and children who lost loved ones in the war are coming to America for a historic healing journey-and you can meet them Deal, NJ
Yisrael Meir was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor shortly after birth. Early detection gives him an excellent chance of full recovery, but his treatment has been suspended. His parents have exhausted all resources, and every day counts.
Two years after Captain Shilo Rauchberger fell on October 7, 2023, his family still lives hour by hour. Through OneFamily, they've found something rare: a national embrace that holds them upright when they can't stand and reminds them that they'll never walk this road alone.
Forty young women from the U.S., Canada, and England dedicate a year to Torah study and volunteering with Israeli children. Minister Sofer praised their embodiment of Torah, kindness, and Zionism-values that shape Israel's future.
Baby Aryeh Leib needs $300,000 for life-saving treatment not covered by insurance
After surviving a terror attack near Tekoa, Elisha Turner founded Zohar Yehuda Farm - and continues fighting to save the Judean Desert
Despite the challenges, she has a very high chance of beating the disease, but her treatment is long and demanding.
At Schneider Children's Hospital, baby Yisrael Meir's parents face an agonizing reality: their son's life-saving cancer treatment has been suspended-not because it isn't working, but because they can no longer afford it. Now they're reaching out to the community in a desperate plea for help.
27-year veteran who saved hundreds now holds cooking tools like weapons. October 7th destroyed his chef business and left him with crushing debt - but he refuses to abandon those who trusted him.
27-year ZAKA veteran held a cutting board as shield during October 7 massacre. Now the beloved chef can't enter his own kitchen. Business collapsed, hundreds of thousands in debt - but he refuses to abandon suppliers who trusted him.
Rabbi Zamir Cohen in a rare blessing: "Whoever makes sure that babies do not lack food, Hashem will make sure that he will not lack in the coming year!"
Baby Yisrael Meir's life-saving therapy stopped due to unpaid bills. His parents spent Aseret Yemei Teshuva begging for help as doctors warn: every day without treatment reduces his survival chances. Advanced protocol offers complete cure - if restarted immediately.
Since the October 7th massacre, requests for tefillin have surged across Israel as secular Jews embrace tradition.
More and more families cannot afford to purchase basic food for the holidays. Leket Israel is preparing for an increase in requests for assistance
Gaza veteran Naftali Hertz faces heartbreak as his wedding hangs by a thread—with no family, no savings, and final payment due tonight for the ceremony that could slip away forever.
Families shattered as community rallies to support survivors of deadly bus stop shooting
Tehila Malul of Beer Sheva, left unable to work after developing partial paralysis, desperately seeks help as her family faces eviction with mounting medical bills and three months of unpaid rent.
Chedvata is trailblazing a new pathway for Haredim in Israel by combining Torah study, academic training, and military service without compromising any of its religious standards.
Rabbi Zamir Cohen in a rare blessing for those who offer support for families needing help.
From a Mahane Yehuda merchant to real estate pioneer, Levy brings three decades of community-first philosophy to Jerusalem's skyline with an ambitious 298-unit development that promises to redefine modern city living.
Yisrael Meir was diagnosed immediately after birth with a malignant head tumor at Schneider Children's Hospital in Israel. Because of the quick diagnosis, he survived and has a very good chance of being completely cured.
For Modern Orthodox families seeking their true Israeli home, The Ridge at Eden Hills offers spacious single-family houses with private gardens just minutes from Ramat Beit Shemesh.
As a veteran ZAKA volunteer with 27 years of service, he was among the first responders to the scenes of horror that unfolded on October 7th, 2023, but no amount of training could prepare him for the emotional scars he would carry afterward.
Weeks after the blaze, Rivka Aharoni describes the hardest moment of losing her home
Shomrei Yisroel has launched an emergency campaign providing professional therapy for Israel's heroes.
Based on Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits' Smicha Curriculum
These spacious apartments in Jerusalem's most established Anglo community offer something rare—modern luxury in a peaceful neighborhood with authentic Jerusalem charm.
For 41-year-old Ora, transportation has become the deciding factor in whether she continues her fight for life.
The record-breaking heatwave has passed, but soldiers remain in dangerous conditions as the summer continues.
Turns out this single medical procedure can transform a hospitalized child back to normal life - and Shira needs just one more treatment
Only 27 years old, Rochel is fighting advanced cancer. With urgent treatment in Boston, doctors believe she has a real chance to recover and return to her children.
While Jerusalem fills with the buzz of new backpacks and supplies, 2,160 local families face an unthinkable choice: food or school.
At just one year old, Nechama is battling liver cancer. Her only chance for a future depends on urgent treatment in Houston.
Tourists see markets and landmarks, but 2,160 Jerusalem homes are battling food shortages this summer — families opening empty fridges while visitors stroll the Old City.
Please read these words carefully. Behind them lies the story of a little boy whose life hangs in the balance.
Rav Yosef Bitton, one of the great voices in Kabbalah today, is visiting the United States for the first time.
This 38-year-old mother has been battling a condition that causes her blood to deteriorate through her brainstem, creating skin lesions resembling leprosy and causing excruciating, constant pain.
96% complete - final push needed for life-saving treatment.
Tests at Hadassah Ein Kerem revealed a dangerous tumor; specialists say a rare Boston procedure offers his best chance for recovery.
A young girl with brain cancer. A treatment in Germany that could save her life. And a family praying for a miracle.
Racing against August 9th deadline - 2 locations tomorrow, then window closes.
Over 100 farms now control three times more land than all settlements combined
Leah is 22 and engaged. Her wedding is weeks away — but there’s no gown, no hall, and nothing in place except the date.
6 Days Left Before Tu B'Av Deadline - Farmers Face Urgent Crisis
When Eyal returned from Gaza, his wife Rachel thought the worst was behind them. But very quickly, she realized that the war had followed him home.
There's one treatment that could save Riki's life - but her family can't afford the trip to America.
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts has announced that Pavilion seating is now nearly sold out for Ishay Ribo’s upcoming concert, set for Thursday, August 7.
After receiving a hero’s welcome, many Israeli soldiers struggle to reintegrate into civilian life, haunted by the trauma of battle and desperate for continued therapy they can’t afford.
Years of medical debt left the family in severe financial distress. Now, as the wedding approaches, the family discovers they cannot cover basic wedding expenses.
"My friends keep asking where the wedding will be held, and I just smile and change the subject" - Leah has $0 for her upcoming wedding
Turns out a breakthrough treatment exists that could save Tova's life, but after 6 months of crushing medical bills, her family can't afford the one thing that might bring back their sparkling-eyed daughter
Recent medical reports reveal how this yeshiva student went from normal teenage life to fighting for survival - and why hundreds of readers are already taking action
Gregory Lyakhov gives a sobering warning about the future of NYC if radical Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani and his brand of socialism prevail and exposes the stark reality behind Mamdani’s rhetoric.
