Arabs Wage Online Bullying Campaign Targeting Jewish Charity
Arabs recently used online bullying to harm a charity institution
Building Bridges, Tearing Down Walls, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein
Every Sunday through Friday, President and Founder of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ or The Fellowship), Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, sent out daily devotionals along with a scripture verse and the Hebrew Word of the Day to encourage understanding of Israel, the Jewish faith and Christianity’s Jewish roots. These devotionals have been a blessing to thousands of people over the years.
Amidst the darkness, Meir Panim Strives to Brighten Lives For Hanukkah
There are nearly 800,000 Israeli children living in poverty. Israeli charity organization Meir Panim brings light to the darkness in their lives.
Prayers for Money Answered in Hebron
Last week, worshipers at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron had at least one of their prayers answered. Someone hid 40,000 shekels (approximately $11,000) in 200 shekel bills inside books of Tehillim (Psalms).
Fate or Faith? The Story of Emunah and the Children of Israel
Established in 1935, Emunah Israel was founded to provide support for Israel’s most vulnerable. With the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, Emunah Israel focused its efforts on providing care and education for new immigrants with an emphasis on supplying housing and social services for young children.
How Much Does it Cost to Make These Cheesecakes?- Recipes Included!
The custom to eat dairy on the Shavuot holiday is unusual as the Talmud states that in order to truly enjoy a festival meal, one should include meat and wine.
A Truly Meaningful Haircut
The Israeli NGO ‘Zichron Menachem’ spares no effort to collect hair offered by donors or salons and turns it into wigs, supporting children who have lost their hair during cancer treatment.
Rare Hanukkah Joys for Hundreds of Israel’s Neediest Kids
Several hundred of Israel’s poorest children had a break from their poverty-stricken lives last week by celebrating Hanukkah with plays, games and art – and full bellies.
Soup Kitchen Volunteer Shocked at Seeing ‘Other Side’ of Jerusalem
A recent Israeli volunteer at a soup kitchen encountered a world of poverty hidden from public view.
The 8 Ways to Fulfill Biblical ‘Mitzvah’ of Giving Charity
Many charities find that 30 percent of their total yearly donations come in December, with 10 percent of those arriving in the last 48 hours of the year.
