Israeli soccer helps color-blind fans; Miami gala supports Israeli doctors' humanitarian work; Jerusalem scores a goal for peace, and much more!

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

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.

Volunteers take sick and bereaved Israeli children on surprise trips; Watch How Israel Treats Palestinian Arab Children, and more.

Muslim EMS volunteers respond to huge fire while fasting on Ramadan.

Druze Israeli IDF major general is the new Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories and 200,000 Syrians are looking to Israel for assistance.

Ahead of International Women's Day, President Reuven Rivlin hosted 22 outstanding female students (Jewish and Arab), and much more.

Kids Kicking Cancer has enlisted 15 martial arts teachers to become volunteers, helping through free martial arts classes, counseling, and other kinds of support.

US Second Lady Karen Pence champions Israeli art therapy;  NASA featured a special musical tribute by the son of Israel's first astronaut, and much more.

Israel ranked as the 8th-most-powerful nation; the Jewish state comes in 19th out of 180 for food security and nutrition, and much 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.

23-year-old Lian Najami is Israel’s first Arab Rhodes scholar; the IDF's ethnic mix includes a 19-year-old Muslim and immigrants from many countries.

Two Israeli-trained Palestinian Arab doctors travel from Jerusalem to Gaza every two months to perform eye operations on local Gazans.

Seventy-five Jewish and Arab sixth-graders attended a 3-day Soccer for Peace summer camp.

Charity Leket Israel has purchased a field near Binyamina for the sole purpose of growing food for the poor.

As part of the Finance Ministry’s family assistance program, Israel is subsidizing afternoon child daycare for all families.

The Moona coexistence tech hub in the Galilee has some 750 Jewish and Muslim graduates from its activities every year.

Israeli lawmakers laid the cornerstone for the largest provider of health services for both Israelis and Palestinian Authority citizens in Judea and Samaria.

At the Na Laga’at center in Jaffa, professional deaf & blind actors run the show; the IDF gives important jobs to young people with autism; a free program helps Israeli-Arab men stop smoking, and much more.

Israel’s Health Ministry is making gluten-free food for celiac sufferers more available.

Ghadir Kamal Meriach from the Israeli-Druze-Arab village of Daliat al-Carmel made history as the first woman from Israel’s Druze community to present the news on Israeli TV.

Yad Sarah has launched a new initiative to enable disabled individuals and their families to visit Israel.

Medics from Judea and Samaria treated a Palestinian Arab injured in a traffic accident before transferring him to the PA’s Red Crescent.

Israel allocates scholarships totaling some NIS 1.8 million to Ethiopian students.

Twice as much water for Jordan; Israel treats wounded Syrians; Hands-free smartphone reaches 1200 users, and much more.