News for Friends Of The IDF Friends of the Israel Defense Forces announces Steven Weil as new CEOMaj. Gen. (Res.) Meir Klifi-Amir to step down as CEO of FIDF after 6 years NBN & FIDF host annual ‘Personal Errands Day’ for Lone SoldiersNefesh B’Nefesh and Friends of the Israel Defense Forces host 7th annual 'Yom Siddurim' for lone soldiers today. Camp for bereaved teens kicks offD.C. and Philadelphia-area summer camp for children and siblings of fallen Israeli soldiers offers participants fully-funded fun. IDF inaugurates new athletics facilityNew athletics stadium opened at Camp Ariel Sharon thanks to $1 million donation by Friends of the IDF. FIDF sends donuts to IDF soldiers4,200 traditional Hanukkah donuts sent to IDF soldiers by Friends of the IDF in honor of 8-day festival. IDF Chief of Staff to address Friends of IDF gala in NYCFriends of the Israel Defense Forces to celebrate ‘A Night of Heroes’ marking Israel's 70th year of independence. Children of bereaved families celebrate transition to adulthoodFIDF co-organizes 'Legacy' bar and bat mitzvah trips to the US for children of bereaved families. 'The purpose is to make them smile again.' 5,000 lone soldiers have 'fun day' at water parkFriends of the IDF bring thousands of lone soldiers to Israel's largest water park. From Holocaust to independenceFIDF supporters travel to Poland, Israel, with Holocaust survivors and IDF officers. Friends of IDF raise $7.5 million to support Israel's defendersRecord amount raised by FIDF at Central Region Summer Benefit 'The Holocaust is the price we paid for not having a state'Bennett tells Atlanta Friends of IDF gala that Memorial Day is the price for having a state, but the price for not having one is greater. Someone else pays Trump pledge to FIDFSomeone else paid Donald Trump’s pledged contribution to the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces. Record: 104 Soldier-Olim in 1 FlightThe IDF is to get 104 new soldiers on a single aliyah flight; 120 children to arrive on same plane. US Army Vets: Beautiful IsraelWounded US Army vets visiting Israel are surprised that instead of finding a “terror-stricken country, we stood in front of a beautiful country.” |
