Tag: Keren HaYesod
Jewish Agency Summer Camp Brings Emotional Relief to Victims of Terror
More than 100 Israeli children living near the Gaza Strip attend camp run by The Jewish Agency’s Fund for Victims of Terror, which is supported by donations from world Jewry.
Jewish Agency Pays Tribute to 60th Anniversary of Sinking of Ship with 43 Moroccan...
"In their death, they commanded us to live.”
World Jewish Communities Bid Farewell to President Rivlin
“Over the last seven years, I have had the great privilege of learning from you."
About Time: Jewish Agency to Develop Aliyah Programs for Medical Professionals
In 2020, about 950 medical and paramedical professionals immigrated to Israel from around the world, including more than 300 physicians who made Aliyah with the assistance of The Jewish Agency.
Jewish Agency Launches Emergency Network to Assist Jewish Communities in Crisis
Alongside JReady, The Jewish Agency will continue to operate its Security Assistance Fund, which helps strengthen the security measures of Jewish institutions around the world.
Israel Hosts Roundtable to Tackle COVID-19 Challenges Facing Jewish Communities Around the World
Israel is reaching out to the Jews of the Diaspora and has initiated a roundtable of global and regional Jewish organizations to assess the impact of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on Jewish communities and prepare a plan for their rehabilitation.
Israel Expects Coronavirus to Yield 100,000 Olim
Interest in aliyah to Israel has been recorded in Jewish communities where the number of Jews who died from the coronavirus is high.
Jewish Agency to Assist Italian Jews Facing Coronavirus Pandemic
President of Italy’s Jewish community: this is the worst crisis we’ve endured since WWII.
Rivlin Honors Lebanese Who Bought Hitler’s Belongings and Donated Them to Yad Vashem
“What you did was seemingly so simple, but this act of grace shows the whole world how to fight the glorification of hatred and incitement against other people."
Jewish Agency’s New Plan Heals Rifts, Fights Anti-Semitism, Pushes Aliyah, Adds Emissaries
Mapping the challenges and resulting actions were formulated through a global process, the first of its kind among the Jewish people.
200 French Jews to Immigrate to Israel Monday
More than 10% of the French Jewish community has immigrated to Israel since the year 2000, half in the past five years alone.
Jewish Agency Governors: Why Can’t Israelis Be More Like Us?
Why do you think you became the board of governors of the Jewish Agency? To make the Jewish State in your image? No, people, your job is to either to lead by example and settle in Israel, or to help other Jews live in Israel. It is not to preach to Israel.
Diaspora Jews Murdered in Anti-Semitic Attacks to Be Memorialized on Yom HaZikaron
Approximately 200 Jews were murdered in anti-Semitic attacks around the globe since Israel’s establishment in 1948.
Liberman Allocates NIS 17M for IDF Jewish Identity & Conversion Course
The Defense Ministry allocated extra funding for 'Nativ' - Jewish identity education for IDF soldiers.
Ipsos Survey: One Third of American Students Support Boycotting Israel
The good news is that a 62% majority of US respondents believe that the BDS movement is a form of modern anti-Semitism.
World Jewish Leaders to Meet Israeli Arabs, Bedouins, Druze over Co-Existence Sunday
Hundreds of leaders from Jewish communities and organizations around the world will gather in Jerusalem next Sunday through Tuesday...
Four Injured in Jerusalem Bus Accident
A woman (36) was trapped under the bus, and was badly injured. A second woman (42) suffered a severe head injury.