HaGal Sheli has pivoted its mission to prioritize children affected by the October 7th tragedy, creating a healing space where they can momentarily escape their ordeal and surf with friends.

An Israeli organization is ensuring that not only are the soldiers' physical well-being taken care of, but also their emotional and spiritual needs.

An Israeli non-profit is making a real difference by taking kids off the streets and giving them a chance to catch the wave through the joy of surfing!

Watch and learn about how the life-saving organization is making a difference globally.

Through a unique initiative, Viki Angel Cohen is using her little brother's favorite foods to remember him and share his memory.

An Israeli ultramarathon competitor fulfilled his lifelong dream.

Since 1953, the Yemin Orde Adolescents Village in northern Israel has provided at-risk youth with a secure sanctuary.

Thanks to one Israeli organization, people with disabilities in Israel don't face the exclusion that many in the same situation feel.

Israeli NGO Leket Israel distributes nutritious food to those in need, making sure everyone has access to healthy and nourishing food.

Volunteers from SmartAID are installing a high-tech coordination center for local responders, while IsraAID is sending a team to help.

Israeli and Palestinian entrepreneurs are coming together to create incredible innovation and work towards peace.

November is IDF Wounded Soldier Appreciating Month. This survivor of a terror attack volunteers to help others and do what she can to 'change the world.'

An Israeli NGO will be bringing its first group of Congolese children to the Jewish state for life-saving heart surgery.

Israeli NGOs 'itworks' and the Yedidut Toronto Foundation empower women to return to work.

This week, the Israeli NGO Innovation: Africa brought clean running water for the first time to the people in the Tanzanian village of Majengo. Watch them celebrate!

The organization diagnoses, treats and operates on children with life-threatening heart diseases, more than half of them Palestinian, free of charge.

Israeli and Emirati youth are showing what a true 'warm peace' looks like through a peer-to-peer initiative.

Wearing Smiling Face photo stickers brings back the smiles behind intimidating and alienating protective gear.

The organization is also helping Israelis during the coronavirus pandemic, when no one is traveling, to help its alumni get back home.

'The coronavirus outbreak is affecting every aspect of Israeli society,' said the founder of Leket Israel.

If Israel’s left-wing NGOs truly are committed to democracy and peace, why haven’t they condemned the PA’s efforts to prevent 'normalization' with Israel?