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Israeli humanitarian-aid agency provides Guatemalans with psychological first aid, medical support, hygiene kits, relief items, and water filters as part of emergency response. IsraAID CEO Yotam Polizer: “Amid the current global pandemic, the recent storm creates a double disaster for Guatemalans."
United Hatzalah volunteer Elkana Breuer fell ill on Rosh Hashanah. While confined to a "corona hotel," he has been constatnly responding to medical emergencies of other residents, making up for short-staffed medical teams.
The Academy Award nominated and Golden Globe winning actress Taraji P. Henson has been outspoken about her personal experience with mental illness, says foundation.
IMPROVATE program matches African nations and Israeli tech companies to tackle food security challenges. Tony Blair: This is a huge opportunity to help Africa fulfil its potential as a major source of food, not just for Africans, but for the world.
At the Darna Safe Home, the staff wages a daily battle to change the future of youths who have dropped out of all educational and social frameworks.
Portuguese community donates €15,000 to Leket Israel in an effort to help it deal with the growing need to care for those hit hardest by the coronavirus crisis.
Sheba, a seven-month-old puppy, has been instrumental in helping Nathaniel Felber, who sustained a critical head injury in a terrorist attack in 2018, make impressive progress.
"This bill will promote a real change in Israeli society and especially in the status of women," says Blue and White MK Hila Shai-Vazan.
#NoDenyingIt campaign posts one video per day advocating for Facebook head Mark Zuckerberg to remove posts and groups that seek to spread false narratives about the Holocaust as hate speech.
Goodman Family Foundation teams-up with Tel Aviv University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in launching a scholarship program aimed at battling the under-representation of Ethiopian Israelis in academia.
