Knesset OKs Kohelet Forum’s Tax-Exempt Status

Kohelet was excluded in January from a list of some 140 nonprofits eligible for benefits.

Ari Fuld Project Awards ‘Lion of Zion’ Prizes

The Ari Fuld Project is committed to advancing projects Fuld was working on at the time of his murder by an Arab terrorist, especially those that lend assistance to Israel Defense Forces soldiers.

KKL-JNF Announces $60m Emergency Aid Package for Israel’s North and South

Distribution will be based on population size, distance from the border, socio-economic status and the percentage of evacuated residents.

Life-Saving Medical Device Donated by American-Israeli Treats Soldiers Wounded in Gaza

Belmont Medical Technologies founder Regina Herzlinger donated 50 rapid blood infuser devices to Israeli hospitals and trauma centers.

14th Annual Swim4Sadna Kinneret Swimathon for Women

“Some very courageous women who have faced unspeakable tragedy during the current war, are joining the swim this year, as well as a group of young women from Sadnat Shiluv, who are a source of inspiration for the other swimmers.”

Robert Kraft: No Support for Columbia ‘Until Corrective Action is Taken’

"I am deeply saddened at the virulent hate that continues to grow on campus and throughout our country," the Jewish philanthropist said.

Families of Fallen Soldiers Dedicate IDF Base Synagogue to Loved Ones

The synagogue, at the Lamed-Hey base in Gush Etzion, was also dedicated in memory of Ari Fuld, who was murdered by an Arab terrorist in 2018.

Jewish Philanthropist Gives $1 Billion to Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Ruth Gottesman, who is part of a prominent Jewish family that has donated to many organizations, including Yeshiva University, is supporting students at YU's former medical school.

Israeli Bar Mitzvah Boy Forgoes Party, Treats 200 Soldiers to Dinner

Amichi said "I felt that it wasn’t appropriate to have a party now. When I saw the soldiers eating and enjoying themselves, I felt that it was 1,000 times more meaningful."

Federations Mission Lands in Ukraine, Spends Night in Bomb Shelter

The next morning, the delegation visited the places where they have been helping people live and escape, said JNFA head Eric Fingerhut.

Met Council Receives $1 Million in Federal Funding

The nonprofit feeds more than 250,000 people annually with kosher and halal meals.

With Rabbinic Dispensation, New York Jews Ship Emergency Supplies to Montreal on Passover

Yossi Margaretten of Chaverim of Rockland, N.Y., told JNS how and why his second night of Passover was different from all his other second Passover nights.

Fundraiser Launched for Former US Marine Wounded in Huwara Terror Attack

Despite being shot in the head and arm, David managed to shoot back at the terrorist and save his and his wife's life.

Dames of the Dance is Back

100 dancers return to the stage in ballet, jazz, hip hop, Mizrachi, tap, Broadway, Bollywood and more – raising money for families of Special Needs Children.

Israel a World Leader in Volunteering, Ahead of the US, Switzerland, Study Finds

The ultra-Orthodox sector, in particular, reports the highest volunteering rate, with as many as 60% engaging in such activity on a regular basis.

RJC and Steven Mizel Honor and Award Ari Fuld

Ari Fuld fought for the Jewish people on the battlefield and on social media.

LiveStream: Ari Fuld Project Announces Recipients of the 1st Ari Fuld Lion of Zion...

The prize is awarded to activists who have dedicated themselves to building Eretz Yisrael and defending the Jewish people.

Meet the New ‘Friendship Circle Band’

“Now, our friends with and without disabilities can come together in harmony and make music to uplift others."

Jewish Superstar Ishay Ribo’s Sold Out Jerusalem Concert Benefits ADI’s Disabled Children

Ribo was so moved by what he saw in a visit last October that he took out his guitar to entertain his new friends.

The Late Dr. Eli Schussheim of EFRAT C.R.I.B. Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award at...

Nir Salomon, Executive Director of EFRAT, added that “there is no doubt that Dr. Schussheim’s tireless efforts have changed Israeli society for the better by empowering women and fighting poverty at the most basic level.”

Israeli Water-From-Air Generators Arrive in Syria

Watergen’s devices are deployed in more than 80 countries around the world, as well as Gaza.

Abba, We Won’t Have Chametz After Pesach

The soldiers spent the Passover holiday at an isolated IDF outpost protecting the state of Israel.

Russian Businessmen Resign from Jewish Group after Giving $10 Million to Ukraine

Banking and business billionaires Petr Aven, Mikhail Fridman and German Khan were sanctioned by the European Union and the United Kingdom due to their ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Tikva Children’s Home is Evacuating Children Out of Odessa

So far we've evacuated nearly 1,000 children, young families and staff out of Odessa and immediate danger.

From Weddings and Hygiene Kits: Israeli Orgs Assist Refugees Fleeing War in Ukraine

“As the fighting continues in Ukraine, we can only expect the number of refugees traveling across the country’s western borders to grow,” IsraAid said.

Help United Hatzalah Equip Volunteers in Ukraine

Amid Rising Tensions in Ukraine, United Hatzalah Teams Throughout The Country Maintain Vigilance

Jerusalem College Awards Scholarships to Religious Jews in Mixed City

The initiative was launched after a tumultuous summer of violence last year.

Israeli Arab Villages Raise Millions for Syrian Refugees

The organizers of the operation were surprised by the mobilization and the large amounts of money that it raised.

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