Man Comes Back to Life After Clinically Dying Three Different Times, Calls Everyone “Angels”
Ilan Keshet said: “A few days after the case, while I’m still in the ICU. Everybody for me is an angel, and I’ll always be grateful to them.”
Israeli Organization Attempts Retrieval of Holocaust Victims’ Bones from Danube
Divers from Israeli search and rescue organization, ZAKA, yesterday began searching the River Danube in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, for the remains of tens of thousands of Jews who were shot by the Nazis and their Hungarian collaborators almost 75 years ago.
Archaeologists and Rabbis Fight Over Bones in a Roman Catacomb
A dispute recently broke out in Rome between archaeologists and Orthodox Jews over ancient bones found in catacombs under a villa that once belonged to Mussolini. The outcome will determine whether the Jews whose bones they were, will see the resurrection of the dead.
Founder of One Jewish People Project: Unity Amongst Jews will Bring Redemption
‘The way the third temple will be built is through unity. Then, we will have redemption,’ says Moshe Kaplan, CEO of One Jewish People Project.
In Israel, ‘Lag B’Omer’ Holiday Leads to Mount Meron Pilgrimage
The day is associated with the anniversary of the passing (yahrtzeit) of the Mishnaic sage and Kabbalist Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai.
48 Hours, 4 Continents: All In a Day’s Work For ZAKA Rescue Unit
While most of the world was enjoying a break from routine over the seasonal holidays and year-end festivities, the ZAKA International Rescue Unit was active across four continents, coordinating dozens of different people and organizations to help others in their time of need.
ZAKA Selected as One of Israel’s ‘Superbrands’ for 9th Consecutive Year
ZAKA was ranked after the Mossad, and before the Air Force, Yad Sarah, MDA, IDF, Rafael and the Shin Bet.
WATCH: ZAKA Head “Saved By Grace of God” in Lion Attack on Safari
Meshi-Zahav was strolling along with two lionesses when suddenly one of them turned around and pounced on him, knocking him to the ground.
What Would You Do in a Terror Attack? 8 Tips From Top Rescue Organization
“Knowing what to do in such a situation and taking sensible precautions can make the difference between one’s life and death.”
In First, Orthodox Jews Set Aside Prohibition on Entering Churches to Aid Houston’s Christian Community
According to the ZAKA chairman, the restoration of the church was not only permissible by Jewish law, but a “religious imperative to help, since every man was created in God’s image.”