Meet the Druze Israeli who is making sure that underprivileged children from his community have a place to call home.

'At critical times, our people come together and this is also what we are doing now,' says Israeli premier.

Its legendary military and security derring-do derives from its culture of risk-taking, creativity and thinking out of the box—characteristics shared by no other country.

A Muslim volunteer with United Hatzalah describes his approach to emergency care, which means treating patients equally and urgently.

Muslim nurse who said Shema with dying Jewish patient to light Independence Day torch in Israel's Yom Ha'atzmaut celebrations.

'When it comes to integrating people with disabilities into society, the sky is definitely not the limit.'

Separated by more “land” than “water” but far too much “trouble,” Israel’s Shalva band sings ‘Bridge Over Troubled Waters’ with artists from the United Arab Emirates.

This Israeli environmental activist makes taking care of Mount Carmel in northern Israel her top priority.

With Israel's remarkable success at vaccinating the majority of its population and dramatically reducing the spread of the coronavirus, many social restrictions have been lifted.

Just when we thought we couldn't love our IDF soldiers more, we see this beautiful proposal. Congratulations!

'This is major news for Arab society in Israel,' Prime Minister Netanyahu said.

Children at Sheba Hospital near Tel Aviv woke up to the most amazing surprise ahead of the festive holiday of Purim. Outstanding!

United Hatzalah EMTs went beyond the call of duty when they entertained Holocaust survivors with festive music and dancing on Purim eve.

Alumni of Desert Stars sprang into action after seeing a social-media post from the two Bedouin youth who caused the damage.

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.'

Israel was one of the first countries to legislate specific regulations for web accessibility, says CEO of Accessibe.

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.

Meet 22-year-old Israeli Noa, who used to be a professional pole vaulter but is now dangling off tall buildings for her job!

Sixteen years ago, we joined the historic and biblical movement of being greeted and not among those doing the greeting.

'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.'

An Israeli singer is making the rounds during the pandemic, performing with her band in homes for senior citizens across the country.