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They waved goodbye as their fathers walked onto the bus that would take them to the army base. But tragically, for many of them, it was their final goodbye.
They waved goodbye as their fathers walked onto the bus that would take them to the army base. But tragically, for many of them, it was their final goodbye.
Not long ago, everything was normal for the Yaakobi family. They had five kids in the bustling Bukharim area of Jerusalem, and life was so good. But five years ago, everything changed.
He was thirteen when he took responsibility for his family. After supporting them for seven years, his wedding is at risk.
Lali's last chance - Esther & Sruli were ecstatic at the birth of their only child, born after five years of yearning.
Two new towers in the high-class Denya neighborhood of Jerusalem are set to offer dozens of units at extremely competitive prices.
This Purim, we can bring light into the lives of those who have paid the heaviest price for our country’s security and give them the gift of healing.
After losing everything to her father's illness, this orphaned bride has one month to create a wedding from nothing - and one chance to see her widowed mother smile again.
Chagit’s reservist husband Natan was killed in a drone strike. She has discovered a shocking challenge of widowhood: bureaucracy.
Just days before the engagement of his daughter, Rabbi Tzion was preparing for what should have been the happiest day of his daughter’s life.
Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman and the tight-knit community of Migdal HaEmek are grappling with grief after the sudden passing of R' Tzion, a respected figure known for his dedication to communal service.
Soldiers sleeping in field tents face harsh winters without the necessary equipment. Public support is needed to help them fight despite the winter weather.
Army tents in the Golan Heights are no match for the night’s ice, windchill and subzero temperatures. Join Shomrei Yisrael to help our soldiers sleep well.
Benny was born 18 months ago, bringing with him great joy to his parents. A healthy, thriving baby, he was their sunshine. But six weeks ago, he suddenly became sick. Very, very sick.
The southern border communities of Israel are witnessing a remarkable transformation. In Nir Oz, a community that has shown incredible resilience, we're planting new fruit orchards that symbolize both memorial and renewal.
The treatments failed, and Brachi’s condition is deteriorating. But then, a glimmer of hope appeared—a groundbreaking trial in Michigan, offering promising results for young children like her.
Creating Life represents the first organization in Israel specifically focused on funding egg donation procedures for Israeli couples.
The Israel Magen Fund quickly supplied critical equipment to soldiers after the October 7th attack, ensuring they had essential gear like fire-fighting tools, helmets, and supplies.
The sudden death of Tzion leaves his family in dire straights. Rabbi Grossman stepped in to help.
Sufrin Group and Sun Rise's prestigious ICON project begins construction in Neve Shamir. The development features 32 boutique residences with Judean Hills views, grand lobby, and smart home systems. 35% of units already sold in what's set to become the city's most exclusive address
Do your part: Personal sacrifices call for nationwide responsibility.
Tamar went from sharing her excitement with her beloved father to saying goodbye forever.
Based on HaGaon Rav Yitzchak Berkovits’s Smicha Curriculum
In an instant, everything changed. Rabbi Hindi woke up in a hospital bed and was horrified to learn that half of his body was paralyzed.
At just 16 years old, Eliyahu Masinter took a leap of faith. Leaving his home in Baltimore, he moved to Israel alone to study at the Jerusalem College of Technology (JCT).
A Jerusalem family went through a nightmare recently when the father of thirteen children, Rabbi Ephraim Hindi, suffered from a stroke that left half of his body paralyzed.
This Tu B'Shvat, just hours away, we are creating living memorials in Kibbutz Tze'elim and Nir Oz. Near the Bibas family home, these fruit trees will grow as eternal tributes to our 800 fallen soldiers, transforming loss into renewed life.
Akiva, whose electrifying songs blend Middle Eastern and Western styles and fuse religious themes with everyday emotions, has sold out concerts in Miami, Orlando, and Los Angeles. Only few tickets remain for his New Jersey performance.
She was violently thrown from the window, and onlookers watched in horror as one of the buses rolled over and crushed her leg.
ZAKA360 is facing unprecedented challenges in Israel's Southern Region.
The war in Lebanon has left dozens of families across Israel in mourning. Help them when they need it most.
With emergency transport often taking up to 40 minutes to arrive from central Israel, every call becomes a desperate calculation of time and urgency.
After all this couple has been through, they hope that the community will be there for them in their time of need.
Recently, we discovered Malkah is battling childhood cancer, and we are fighting with all our might to save her life.
Today, on Rosh Chodesh Shevat, we launch a major Tu B’Shvat planting campaign, honoring 841 fallen soldiers by planting orchards across Israel. Join us in creating a lasting legacy. Plant a tree today and take part in this meaningful mission.
Located on Hebron Road, Amim Towers is positioned in one of Jerusalem’s most exciting up-and-coming areas, adjacent to Arnona and the revitalized Talpiot neighborhood.
A new video highlights the electric energy top Israeli star Akiva is expected to bring to his upcoming performance at the Bergenpac in South Florida’s Boca Raton Synagogue on February 16th and in in Englewood, New Jersey on February 17th.
For Tamar, a secretary in Jerusalem, her recent engagement carries a bittersweet weight that few brides experience.
Levi, widowed mother of twelve, despairs as doctors deem cancer treatment unsatisfactory.
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Two buses collide in Jerusalem's Ramot neighborhood. The accident has devastating effects on one injured passenger.
A widow in Jerusalem is fighting cancer. Her twelve orphans need her to survive.
Leah Leiner, a mother of six children, was a passenger on a bus in Jerusalem several months ago when the vehicle collided with another bus.
Dan Bitton, once a pillar of his home and community, is now sick with a rare and deteriorating disease; his family asks Am Yisrael to pray for his full recovery.
Batsheva Brand, a mother of seven, pours out her heart in a shocking confession to the public.
When this Israeli contractor traveled to Thailand to recruit workers, he chanced upon a fleeting opportunity.
Michael Glazer has lived an extraordinary life. After converting, he married and had seven children. Then he discovered that he has a horrific illness.
The Sovereignty Movement and the "Israel Forever" Movement held a joint event, from which a call emerged to the Israeli leadership that decisions regarding the fate of Israel will only be made in Jerusalem.
A new farm has been established just north of Shiloh.
Yosef Meir Cohen dedicated his life to helping others. Today, he is sitting in jail.
Yeshiva student dropped everything after his third engagement was broken, is tentatively considering coming home.
In the heart of Beit Shemesh, a city where the tapestry of American and Israeli cultures intertwine, the Netzach Educational Network is redefining traditional haredi education.
Shira is suffering from a serious medical condition, and we need urgent treatment to help her recover.
Establishing new neighborhoods and communities in Judea and Samaria
A father of seven’s story has dragged on for months, putting his life at risk.
Israeli star Akiva will headline his first concert in the New York area on February 17th at the Bergenpac in Englewood, New Jersey—and he’ll perform at South Florida’s Boca Raton Synagogue on February 16th.
The Rabbis call out to follow the ways of the Hebrew midwives to save the children of Israel!
Nachi’s income went to his family, not savings for his future, leaving him with no way to pay for his upcoming wedding expenses.
These lone soldiers chose one of the IDF's most gritty roles: reconnaissance missions in high-risk areas in Syria and Lebanon.
Three months ago, if you needed help in Jerusalem, everyone knew where to turn - Yosef Meir Cohen.
A young teenager was forced to take charge of his sibling's well-being.