Making Safe Spaces
Meet four Israeli soldiers who visited the Twin Cities last week.
Meet four Israeli soldiers who visited the Twin Cities last week.
On Yom Hazikaron we remember those we lost protecting the State of Israel. Whether Israeli or American yourself, Eilat Harel says we all have something to remember.
Chabad is partnering with Israeli students this Hanukkah to bring menorahs, dreidels, sufganiyot and more to Israeli soldiers living on remote army bases. Would you like to help?
It’s an interesting predicament Israel finds itself in. For the first 50-60 years of her existence Israel needed both tough soldiers and the image of tough soldiers to fight for and earn global legitimacy. Now she seems to have it, but the pendulum has swung the other way: the Israeli army is too harsh, too tough. It’s criticized for terrorizing Palestinians while Israel’s doctors are simultaneously helping every sick and wounded person that comes through their doors—often to little or no acclaim. I guess time will tell whether this new image of the Israeli soldier will replace the old one, and whether that will do more harm or good. For now, let’s just enjoy the “Sunshine.”
Israel is discreetly providing lifesaving medical care to injured Syrians. What does that tell us about Israel?
TC Jewfolk caught up with the “Parallel Lives” Israeli soldiers, who encountered more snow and more love for Israel than they ever imagined.
TC Jewfolk caught up with the “Parallel Lives” Israeli soldiers, who encountered more snow and more love for Israel than they ever imagined.
This month in Jewish the IDF proves it wastes just as much time on Facebook as the rest of us, Israel takes to the gridiron, and chickens remind us of the Holocaust.
As Israel readies for all-out war to end the endless barrage of rocket attacks fired on its civilians, what does the rest of the world think of this newest chapter in the violence?
TC Jewfolk’s column for questions you were afraid to ask in Hebrew school. Today’s question for the Rabbi: How can I help Israel during these critical times?