Israel continues to be a light unto the nations, sending aid to 15 countries on three continents to help combat the global pandemic.

Palestinian scientist does cutting-edge research at prestigious Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israelis deliver medical aid to Nepal, and much more!

Israeli doctors operated on a month-old Syrian baby with a congenital heart defect in an effort to save the child’s life.

Two Ethiopian-Israeli women become border police officers, Israeli students build prosthetic arm for teen who wanted to play violin, and much more!

Volunteers from Israel and the Diaspora unite in an effort to improve the world through education and teaching life skills in disadvantaged communities.

Managers and fans of a Jerusalem football club teach digital skills to isolated seniors; Israeli-American Council raises $325,000 for health care in US; and more!

Israel will begin transferring 800 million shekels to the PA, but petitioners say the workers will never see the money, which will instead support terror. 

The survey also showed that 52% were following Diaspora news closely during the pandemic, with only 15% saying they had no interest in the subject.

‘This deployment will go on for months, because even if the curve flattens, there’s going to be a long tail of people still in need of food and financial help.’

Khalil Al-Haya, a member of Hamas’ political bureau, says the solution to Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is to threaten Israel.

The machine, costing tens of thousands of dollars, will be used at Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.

The Arab media has published articles about the training of dozens of medical personnel from Gaza at Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon and at the Erez Crossing.

Named COVUNITY, the platform is drawing interest worldwide and has received an investment from the New Jersey-based IDT telecommunications company.

It is more than clear that only a united Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty can provide a solution to facing the many challenges that this iconic city faces.

Lung cancer transplant patient receives his own lung, Israeli doctors help coronavirus patients breathe; breakthrough in generating heart cells; and much more!

Israeli kids link to Chinese youth in lockdown due to coronavirus, 3 Israeli innovators present at AIPAC, new tech accelerator caters to Bedouins, and more!

From a startup that may have found a solution to the spread of COVID-19 to humanitarian groups sending aid to China, once again Israel leads the way.

‘Unlike many places in the US, where dogs are put to sleep after a short time of being in a shelter, our shelter houses and takes care of dogs for years.’

Israeli Muslim police commander highlights equality of Israel’s Arab citizens at UN; Palestinian Arabs work alongside Israeli Jews in Jordan Valley, and more!

Israeli village preserves Jewish-Ethiopian culture; relations with Khazakhstan get even better; Israeli NGO aids terror-stricken Chad; and much more!

Save a Child’s Heart mission to Addis Ababa included lifesaving medical procedures for 31 children and a joyous gathering of 100-plus past patients.

While the full scale of Dorian’s devastation is yet unclear, reports point to at least 20 death victims and hundreds of injuries.

‘Olive’ and ‘Yoyo’ travel to MagiCAMP in Romania to help put smiles on the faces of children facing life-threatening illness.

The Israeli academic-and-sports program The Equalizer has begun in Kenya with 60 students wearing used jerseys and cleats sent for free from Israel.

Israeli satellite company SpaceComm intends to launch its communications satellite to bring television and internet to all of the African continent.

Ital Levi, an orthodox Jewish woman, teaches in Israeli-Arab city; Israeli NGO finds technical solutions to help children with disabilities, and more!

At least 1,000 people are feared dead and tens of thousands more lose homes in wake of Cyclone Idai.

Israel’s popularity in Africa has grown, even among Muslim-majority nation, as these countries want its expertise in several areas.

Special-needs band frontrunner for 2019 Eurovision contest, Celebrating Jerusalem’s mosaic of cultures, Israeli startup devises urban communal living, and more!

A leading Israeli humanitarian organization has sent manpower and equipment to the Philippines in wake of a devastating tropical storm.  

Yehiel Magnus and his 15-person team conduct thousands of rescue operations, Israel is only Middle East country where all minorities thrive, and more!

In a new tactic, Hamas leaders in Gaza take advantage of Israel’s humanitarian decision to allow ill Palestinians into the country for medical treatment.

Israeli midwife raises funds to build maternity center in Abayudaya; Israel enforces OECD anti-bribery laws; rare white rhino born in Israel; and much more!

Netanyahu proud of freedom of worship for all Israelis, Summer camp for children with cancer cheers up Jewish and Arab kids, and much more!

Despite grave risks, Israeli Gal Lusky has been going undercover into Syria to aid victims of the civil war. She has now revealed her identity.

Israel and Europe collaborate in battling cybercrime; Syrians thank Israel for humanitarian aid; Palestinian farmers attend Agritech Israel 2018 and more!

‘The transfer of the refugees via Israel was carried out as an unusual humanitarian gesture,’ the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit said.

Five Yazidis from Iraq receive training in Israel in medical clowing; hundreds of Israelis bring goodie bags for Syrian children on Golan border, and more.

Three of Israel’s top banks are currently led by women; Israel provides extensive humanitarian aid to victims of the Syrian civil war, and much more.

The Mexican ambassador to Israel teared up with emotion as he thanked the IDF search-and-rescue team that rushed to the scene of disaster.

Following a massive earthquake that claimed 248 lives, a 50-member IDF team is on its way to Mexico with a planeload of equipment.

The Jewish state and Israeli citizens have rallied to aid the Syrian refugees on its border, investing tens of millions in their well-being. 

Michael Ratney, US Special Envoy for Syria, expressed deep appreciation for the medical care Israel provides to victims of the Syrian civil war.

When natural disaster recently struck Sierra Leone, Israel was the first to provide much-needed assistance to the desperate population.

Brig. Gen. Dr. Bader made history when he became the IDF’s first Druze chief medical officer.

Actresss Susan Sarandon expressed deep gratitude for the Israelis’ work helping Muslim refugees from the Middle East.

Israeli ‘settler’ youth are donating their time and abilities to aid Syrian refugee children on Israel’s border.

Israel will adopt 100 Syrian children, its latest effort on behalf of the beleaguered refugees.

Boots were already on the ground in the form of an Israeli trauma unit at a major hospital and a dedicated team of aid workers from IsraAID.

IsraAid, an Israeli international aid organization, is sending a team of relief workers to help those affected by the Baton Rouge flood.