Montage shows 18 great things about Jerusalem, members of the startup community perform acts of kindness to help each other, and much more!

‘First Among Nations,’ a debut novel by Ira Mosen, who make Aliyah in 2018, explores the challenges and determination experienced by immigrants to Israel.

‘I know that there’s someone thinking of me, I’m not alone in the world,’ says 85-year-old Holocaust survivor. ‘Someone thinking about sweetening Shabbat.’

Newlyweds Shachar and Dean Unterslak raved about the help they received from The Michael Levin Base, saying they couldn’t have managed without it.

Georgina Green wants BeeZee to ‘create a bit of hope’ for Israeli business owners struggling to stay afloat.

‘When I decided to join United Hatzalah, I knew that I had to find the EMT who saved me,’ says Yaakov Bar Yochai, who became a volunteer himself.

Rivlin stressed a ‘sense of mutual responsiblity’ during the challenges posed by COVID-19. ‘These are the values from which we, the Jewish people, flourished.’

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

Volunteer EMTs with United Hatzalah get call from neighbor after her husband collapses, arrive just in time to revive him with CPR and defibrillator.

Special Needs children heal wounded animals; urban agriculture in the heart of Tel Aviv; Mexican-Israeli top achiever; and more!

Israeli Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel and Culture and Sports Minister Yehiel Tropper serve in a unit that operates behind enemy lines.

Israeli women join global tech network; International demand for Israeli courses; Israeli Jewish paramedic saves Muslim boy in US; and much more!

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!

Magen David Adom paramedics recovered from coronavirus and have now donated their blood plasma; 16-year-old girl wins annual youth Bible contest; and much more!

Treating the elderly with dignity demonstrates good government is made up of good people.

A glimpse of Israeli society: An Arab nurse comforts elderly Jewish patients who could not enjoy their families on Passover due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Israelis across the country found a way to be together despite social distancing, singing the traditional ‘Ma Nishtana’ together – a truly magnificent experience.

How the elderly can help, Philanthropic companies assist struggling non-profits, Israeli and Arab paramedics pray together, and more!

‘The level of collaboration among faculty, physicians, health professionals and medical and graduate students is unprecedented in Israel,’ said TAU Prof. Karen Avraham.

Declaring war against the virus, the government with its relevant ministries, has employed all mechanisms that one would in a decisive military campaign.

To thank the medical community during the coronavirus outbreak, Israelis stepped onto their balconies and clapped their hands for two full minutes.

English and Hebrew speakers alike enjoyed the president’s reading of “A Room for Rent” that offers an important message during these challenging times.

A participant in this unique event said he ‘knows it’s a very important thing to make sick people happy.’

The 7th day of the Hebrew month of Adar – the anniversary of the death of Moses, whose burial place is unknown – is the day Israel commemorates its missing fallen soldiers.

Although tiny in size, Israel packs a mighty punch in the fight for justice and rehabilitation of the victims of human trafficking. 

The whole idea of boycotting Israel is designed to prevent the world from learning about the good things that Israel stands for and actually provides.

Arab-Israeli alliance taking shape; in Israel, dementia sufferers are not alone; Israelis name new planet; and more!

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!

Israel is like a world unto itself and the epitome of diversity, despite the tainting of the word ‘diversity’ by progressives.

A slew of strangers helped a bride find a new wedding venue on the day of her wedding, vowing that rockets from Gaza will not intimidate the people of Israel.

After Matan Yaffe was ambushed by four Bedouins in the Negev desert, he decided to do something most unexpected.

Most Arab-Israelis are happy with their lives; Israel’s sniffer dog Katcha was crowned world champion;Israeli NGO heals Rwandan children, and much more!

Shaden Salameh, director of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus Emergency Medicine Department, is the 1st female Arab doctor to head an Israeli hospital emergency room.

‘Since I was a little girl I dreamt of volunteering in MDA,’ said Sanna Hasdeiah, one of the seven women in the course.

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.

An Assyrian/Armenian Christian who had fled religious persecution in Iran shared his impressions of Israel with The Jerusalem Post.

‘We are deeply honored to be coming to Israel, a country with a sizable deaf community, active in all segments of today’s society,’ says SignTalk Foundation.

Since 1948, Boys Town Jerusalem has been helping Israel grow. On Israel’s Independence Day, we celebrate 71 years of contributing to Israel’s achievements.

The participants lit six candles in memory of the Six Million with the Israeli flag in the background and sang songs of remembrance in Arabic.

Judges at a popular singing competion were absolutely amazed by the talent displayed by Israeli teens with disabilities from Shalva National Children’s Center.

The departure of radical Arab MKs from the Knesset presents a unique opportunity to foster stronger relations between Israel’s Jewish majority and Arab minority.

What is the one basic word or sentence you must know in Hebrew? 

‘I’m proud to serve the country and it’s a privilege to protect it,’ said T., an Arab citizen of Israel who serves with the country’s Border Police.

United Hatzalah volunteers bring a 72-year-old water-sports enthusiast to the sea once a month. The bedridden patient says they have saved his life.

‘That spirit that you bring with you to the Special Olympics is something we can all learn and draw inspiration from,’ Rivlin told the athletes.

A group of Christians from San Diego arrived in Israel and discovered that everything they thought they knew about Israel was wrong.

Some 600 cyclists participated in the most comprehensive annual international sports charity event in Israel, with funds going to children in ALYN hospital in Jerusalem.

Yet another example of Israel’s role as the only country in the Middle East where all those who seek to live in peace can do so.

Israel is the only place in the Middle East that Christians survive and thrive!