A forgotten front in the war: Israel’s farms at risk of failing for lack of low-wage labor
Volunteers poured in after Oct. 7, but they’re no replacement for migrant workers
Volunteers poured in after Oct. 7, but they’re no replacement for migrant workers
‘I see how much it hurts to experience the lack of recognition of the pain and suffering that our people are going through.’
I picked oranges, packed meals and sat shiva — and saw firsthand the importance of solidarity with Israelis in a moment of crisi
With every aspect of life affected, Israelis describe the emotional magnitude of life during wartime
A volunteer wonders if her dream of coexistence has been destroyed forever
Last month, Benjamin Kagan, 14, had a simple goal in mind: Help his grandparents in Florida register for a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible. “I was like, I need to stay awake,” he said in an interview this week. “We had four computers running, and we got lucky.” A Facebook group, a Google form,…
While fighting raged during the Six Day War, I felt compelled to apply to volunteer in Israel – to do work that soldiers would have been doing. The war ended in a miraculous six days, but the Jewish Agency decided to bring us to Israel anyway. I spent a year in three different parts of…
In many ways, the state of service and volunteering in the United States is strong – each year, about 65 million Americans contribute their time and energy to addressing the needs of individuals and communities. In mid-March, however, the current Administration proposed a 2018 budget that would eliminate federal funding for, among many programs, the…
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