Spiritual search, conversion, and Oct. 7: How a pro-Israel advocate was born
Melissa Berenson, a 56-year-old American, discovered her Jewish roots midlife and decided to embark on a new journey. Now funding emergency response teams across Israel.
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Melissa Berenson, a 56-year-old American, discovered her Jewish roots midlife and decided to embark on a new journey. Now funding emergency response teams across Israel.
One week after 15 people were murdered at Bondi Beach, thousands gathered for a memorial that turned confrontational – with Australia's prime minister facing jeers and a pro-Palestinian activist being escorted away by police.
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The video showed Rabbi Schlanger placing tefillin on a passerby, with Matilda standing nearby, just minutes before terrorists opened fire on those celebrating the first Hanukkah candle.
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“Oprah’s neglect to name the actual targets and victims of the attack – Jews celebrating Hanukkah – conceals both the true nature of this horrific event and the appalling surge in antisemitism that gave rise to it,”
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Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, there has been a sharp rise in the number of patients with severe eye injuries — including shrapnel wounds, blast-related injuries, burns, and penetrating trauma — sometimes resulting in severe and irreversible disability. A delegation from One Heart organization traveled to Lviv to treat severe eye injuries, establish an independent medical infrastructure, and share advanced medical expertise with Ukrainian teams. Dr. Yoav Verdizer, who is leading the initiative, notes: “Combatants injured on the battlefield are even expected to undergo surgery in Israel.”
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