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Everyday heroes in an extraordinary nation

Sometimes, heroism is found in the humility of a life well-lived, in the silent sacrifices made for the greater good, and in the love and care given to others.

By JONATHAN LIEBERMAN
28/12/2024

Three-meter bows unveiled: First images of uncontacted Massaco tribe in the Amazon

Population of the isolated community has doubled since the 1990s, now estimated at over 200 people.

People contribute more during wartime

Giving during wartime is much more than an act of generosity; it constitutes an important psychological and social mechanism for dealing with crisis.

By MICHAL ITZIK
23/12/2024

Small-town Jewish life is alive and leading the way as it always has

At this moment in American history, we must affirm the importance of recognizing the perseverance of small-town communities, their unique challenges, and instructive blessings.

By RACHEL ISAACS
01/12/2024

From Amsterdam to the UAE: Protecting those who safeguard Jewish life

Emissaries like Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who has gone missing in Dubai in a suspected terror attack, stand at the front lines of Jewish continuity and must be protected.

23/11/2024

Gaza border residents one year later: 52% unsatisfied with gov't, 70% unsure about returning

However, trust in local leadership was high, with 95% expressing that they trust the leadership of their towns.

27/10/2024

Community benchmarking beneficial for Jewish schools, yeshivas to create culture of trust

Benchmarking, a practice widely used in the corporate sector, involves comparing an organization’s performance metrics with those of peers or industry standards.

By ODELIA EPSTEIN
22/09/2024
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