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The 2.5K run highlighted the importance of disability inclusion while raising more than $14,000 for ADI's Respiratory Therapy and Hydrotherapy programs.

“Following the rocket attacks from Hamas earlier in the year, and the rising wave of terror attacks in Jerusalem, the protective gear is more vital than ever.”

The boxes of packed rice were delivered to 325 families each week.

"It is because of the women and men who drop whatever they are doing and rush to help others. . .that we are able to save as many people as we can."

Israel’s Counsel General to Atlanta Anat Sultan-Dadon, whose post includes Kentucky and the Southeast, said she wanted to convey Israel’s support for the people of Kentucky, and “our love and friendship during these difficult days.”

Funds are earmarked towards purchasing food and other necessary items, such as medications and home heating fuel

Fellows in the new program are learning from Ari Fuld's teaching to help disseminate them to future generations of Jews.

According to DA Vance, the seized pieces were looted and illegally smuggled out of 11 countries, and trafficked by 12 criminal smuggling networks.

Aryeh Holtz, a father and mechanical engineer from Jerusalem, ran the 10K while pushing his daughter, Leah, an ADI Jerusalem special education student.

The need in the north has become a concern, especially due to the severe lack of public shelters and Lebanon’s growing economic crisis.

This is the second evacuation from Afghanistan coordinated by IsraAID.

The David Geffen Auditorium is the most prominent philanthropic support for an Israeli cultural institution from Geffen.

Pinto is a former employee of The Ruderman Family Foundation and a member of its network of young activists who are passionate about social justice and inclusion.

The orchestra’s live performance and video with their audience underscored the importance of shared humanity and the responsibility to empower people of all levels of ability.

The money will help increase supply to a food pantry for low-income New Yorkers; provide Jewish summer-camp scholarships for children impacted by COVID-19; and create a center for preschoolers who need physical, occupational and speech therapy.

The country is facing a skyrocketing number of infections and an overstretched medical system.

The event also featured a new rendition of the Marvin Gaye hit “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” sung in English, Hebrew, Arabic, and Farsi.

Jay Leno headlines list of celebrities in support of Israel's United Hatzalah and honors EMS volunteers in kickoff event of year-long campaign highlighting the stories and experiences of its 6000+ volunteers and the people they saved .

More than 20,000 people have been displaced with some 12,000 in public shelters since the La Soufriere volcano began erupting on April 9.

If you see a wild animal in distress, call the Nature and Parks Authority hotline *3639 or report to an inspector in the area, but by all means do not approach the wild animal.

"In the last decade of his life, supporting ADI became his largest philanthropic endeavor. . .because he felt a true emotional connection to the children."

“They were on cloud nine, and literally soaring through the sky. It was an incredible sight to see."

The medical center's Adolescent Health Clinic provides a short-term therapy option designed to relieve the symptoms of returning to routine from lockdown.

This new appointment follows eleven women who have been appointed to leading positions at TAU over the past year.

It should be stressed that the US authorities have not accused the Jewish institutions of any wrongdoing, but their connection to what will likely become an unsavory affair is discomforting.

Amid an arctic freeze, members of the Lone Star State opened doors to friends without power, cooked meals, arranged for medication pickups for the homebound, and, in one extreme case, mobilized to ensure that hundreds of doses of coronavirus vaccines would not go to waste.

The contest is really intended to "encourage the next generation of Jewish leaders to be thoughtful, sympathetic and to see the world through the eyes of others."

A total of 200,000 needy families will be assisted through the effort.

Neighboring regions and even those communities more distanced from the disaster zone would see a marked increase in philanthropy.

The new neighborhood was named “The Jerusalem neighborhood.”