Facebook Message Saves Wedding of Orphaned Bride
After a week of tragedies in Israel, a heartwarming story of brotherly love: Ynet reported Monday that over 1,000 people answered an urgent appeal to spread joy at an under-attended wedding.
Largest Institutional Kitchen in the Middle East Set to Open in Israel to Feed Country’s Hungry
The largest institutional kitchen in the Middle East will soon open, readying itself to produce 200,000 hot meals per day to feed hungry Israelis.
British Lord and Holocaust Survivor Saves Christians from ISIS
Arthur George Weidenfeld, a Jewish English Baron and Lord in the House of Peers, is financing the escape of thousands of Christians from ISIS occupied territory in Syria.
95 Children from North America Make Aliyah to Israel
On Tuesday morning, 221 new olim from across North America including 14 US states, the District of Columbia and four Canadian provinces, landed in Israel.
Jewish Federation of Reading, PA Teams Up with Meir Panim to Support Israelis in Need
The Jewish Federation of Reading has a long-standing relationship with Meir Panim, an Israeli charity that supports the needy across the country.
On Mt. Zion, Jews and Christians Unite in Fulfillment of Biblical Prophecy
A group of American college students took part in a unique learning experience on Mt. Zion in a modern-day fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
Toronto Family Gives Back to Israelis in Need with Meir Panim
A family of six from Toronto donated their morning to volunteering for Meir Panim’s “restaurant-style” soup kitchen serving hundreds of Israel’s poor daily.
India’s Young Jews Eye Israel
One of the most densely populated cities in the world, Mumbai, formerly Bombay, is home to the majority of India’s Jewish population.
75 Torah Scrolls Dedicated in Memory of Last Summer’s War Victims
Each one of the 75 Israelis killed in Operation Protective Edge will have a Torah scroll written in their memory, thanks to a program in Israel.
From Mormonism to Amish Life, One Family’s Journey Ends as Jews in the Holy Land
The McJunkin family have made a long and eventful journey of faith, beginning with conversion to Judaism and ending this week with aliyah.
