Academy Award-Winning Actress Visits IDF Special Unit
The Jewish actress, who lost her hearing at 18 months old, was in Israel to receive an award for advancing the inclusion of people with disabilities.
Welcomed Into God’s Covenant, Forty-Two Israeli Orphans Celebrate a Milestone
The bat mitzvah celebration program, now in its sixth year, is one of many run by the organization, which places a strong emphasis on helping widows and orphans with their specific needs.
“Three Great Faiths of Our Forefather Abraham Must Come Together to Make World Better Place”
“Now more than ever, it is so important that the great faiths of our forefather Abraham come together to try to make the world a better place,” said IFCJ VP Eckstein.
Innovative “Smart” Apartments for MS Patients Allow Disabled to Lead Normal Lives
The apartments are outfitted with remote controls in order for residents to accomplish as many tasks as possible independently.
Christian Gift Restores Fortunes Prophesied in Jeremiah While Healing Holocaust Wounds
With ‘Restoration Rings’ made from silver and gold donated by pro-Israel Christians, one ministry is seeking to heal the painful wounds of the Holocaust and centuries of Christian persecution through fulfillment of Jeremiah’s prophecy.
UN World Health Organization: IDF Field Hospital Ranks Number One
“The world needs to learn from the Israeli field hospital and how Israelis engage in disaster areas.”
A Terror Victim’s Own Personal Hanukkah Miracle
“The main point of Hanukkah is miracles that God did for the Jewish people in Jerusalem. Isn’t that what He did for Eden?”
Colel Chabad’s Soup Kitchens Emulate Biblical Deeds of Abraham
For millions of Israel’s citizens, a hot, nutritious meal shared with warm-hearted people is only a dream.
Ethiopian Lone Soldier, Struggling Under Aliyah Pressures, Reaches Out
Unable to work while in the army and making only meager army wages, Yaakov was uncertain how he would manage with the extra expenses that come with the winter months.
Light Brought to Orphans and Widows Through Hanukkah Retreat
Colel Chabad, Israel’s longest-running social services organization, is once again treating over 400 orphaned children and about 130 widows to a three-day Hanukkah retreat at the Ramada Hotel in Jerusalem.
