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Reducing dependence admittedly sounds like an unrealistic goal now, but so did talk about canceling the annual US civilian aid to Israel, which was gradually eliminated per Israel's decision. This too won't happen overnight and will take years, but it's the right path.
Sharon Alony-Cunio survived 52 days as a hostage in the Gaza Strip with her two little girls. Her husband remains captive.
On Oct. 7, 2nd Lt. Eden Ram was shot 12 times by Hamas terrorists. She survived despite all odds.
The IAF navigator, Ron Arad, was taken captive by the Lebanese Shi’ite organization, Amal, in 1986. Now new details emerge on whether Israel was ever close to finding him, shedding light on what has been a national mission.
SparkIL, a peer-to-peer lending platform that enables individuals across the Jewish world to support the small business of their...
