Jewish education foundation announces major budget expansion amid global challenges
International summit in Cyprus draws educators and leaders to address rising antisemitism
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International summit in Cyprus draws educators and leaders to address rising antisemitism
“From a talented athlete who could run ten miles without losing my breath, I needed to learn how to walk again," recalls one of the former IDF soldiers at the event.
Entrepreneur Isaac Furth says his Matbia platform fills a need for both donors and charities.
With 100,000 people expected to participate, city moves parade route to Rokach Blvd. on the northern edge of Yarkon Park. Magen David Adom prepares to treat numerous heat stroke victims.
Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz: No one will scare me away, and no one will scare you away.
Israel Hayom accompanies three Israeli teenagers recovering from cancer as they fulfill their dreams of visiting the military's robotics lab, joining the IDF musical band on stage, and meeting the Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi himself.
"I've played for ambassadors, IDF chiefs of staff, and ministers. I played at the President's Residence and felt I was representing the country," says IDF soldier Or Hazan, who is diagnosed as a high-functioning autist.
Israeli Students Combating Antisemitism program seeks to integrate Arabic speakers into its team of volunteers in a bid to tackle incitement on social media.
Conference, which will take place in person in Jerusalem and be livestreamed on the Israel Hayom Hebrew site and mobile app, will address crucial economic questions such as the cost of living, the housing crisis, and employment.
A Dozen disabled IDF veterans visit New York in a life-changing journey sponsored by Belev Echad. Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan: Israel owes you a huge debt of gratitude. You’re an inspiration to us all.
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