Telling the truth about Israel
Judith Bergman writes about Israel’s humanitarian work and begs that everyone tells the world about all the good Israel does. I certainly would agree with that!
Israelis pass anti-Apartheid test
A controversial social experiment was conducted in Israel, placing signs saying “Jews Only” on benches, sidewalks and even on beaches. Watch what Israelis did to those signs.
Seeking integration
Associated Press (AP) published this article showing that many in the Israeli ultra-orthodox community are seeking employment in Israel’s hi-tech industry.
Ezer Mizion volunteers – no salary is the best salary
Esther looks like any other religious woman. Like most Ezer Mizion volunteers she thrives on giving. Every day is different – cooking for an exhausted new mother’s family or tackling the ever-growing pile of laundry, Esther is just happy to help.
Help Sobar open a safe place for Jerusalem kids
Sobar’s no-alcohol music bar for Jerusalem youth is hoping to open in May. Please help make this a reality by donating to their Headstart fundraising campaign.
Bedouin who patrol Israel’s borders
Many Bedouin have sworn allegiance to Israel and volunteer their tracking skills to the IDF. Major Guy Gadir, 41, a veteran Bedouin tracker, shares the secrets of his trade with MailOnline.
The first IDF officer at the UN
Major Jonathan Conricus is the first Israeli officer to hold a position at the United Nations. Since Nov 2014 he has been responsible for identifying and evaluating risks in the Democratic Republic of Congo, on Boko Haram in northern Nigeria, on al-Shabaab in Somalia, and on Ukraine separatists.
A joint farm with Jordan
A model farm is to be established in Jordan, to be managed by both Israeli and Jordanian experts. Its goal is to eradicate the threat that the housefly poses to agriculture on both sides of the Jordan River, and promote advanced and efficient agriculture in both Israel and Jordan.
Sick lion rescued from Gaza
A lion in declining health was rescued from a zoo in Gaza and transferred to a zoo in the Palestinian Authority in a joint effort by Israel’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, the Gaza Ministry of Agriculture and the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture.
Abbas’ brother treated in Israel
The brother of PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas is being treated for cancer at Tel Aviv’s Assuta Medical Center. 76-year-old Abu Luay, who lives in Qatar, decided specifically to come to the Tel Aviv hospital for treatment, where other members of Abbas’s family have been treated in the past.