Alan Rosenbaum
The colors she lives by: How one mother is keeping her son's memory alive after October 7
Understanding the tribe: Safeheart org. helps Nova survivors recover using psychedelic treatment
More than a safe haven: Jewish schools after Oct. 7
What Amit taught us: How the Bonzel family keeps the legacy of a fallen soldier alive
Since their son fell in Gaza, Noa and Itzik Bonzel have shared the lessons of his 22 years – believing in yourself, refusing to give up on others, and looking for ways to help.
Choosing life, building hope: Former hostage turns to disability advocacy to honor wife, daughters
Eli Sharabi partners with Shalva to create an Ashkelon center honoring his wife and daughters, while providing disability services and trauma care for the South.
Who will teach the next generation?
A Jerusalem summit will bring together more than 300 educators from Israel and around the world to share ideas, confront common challenges, and strengthen the connections that sustain Jewish life.
Jerusalem: One city, many voices
Ahead of The Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference, the Jerusalem Municipality highlights how education, culture and innovation bring the city’s communities together while preserving their distinct
Targeting terror, defending its victims: Shurat HaDin’s legal offensive
Shurat HaDin founder Nitsana Darshan-Leitner discusses lawsuits targeting terror financing, legal efforts to protect IDF soldiers abroad, and cases against organizations accused of aiding Hamas.
Far from the Holy of Holies: How did ancient Jews observe Yom Kippur 2,000 years ago?
New research into ancient Jewish life reveals how Yom Kippur was observed beyond the Temple, from fasting and private prayer to communal reflection.
From war to summer camp: Israeli teens find joy, respite, and connection
Through Campers2Gether, more than 700 young Israelis spent the summer forging lasting friendships with Jewish peers at camps across North America
Picking up where he left off
After the passing of her husband, Rabbi Yitzchok Marton, Rachel Marton led the Chesed Menachem Mendel Fund, expanding the organization he built to help over 1,000 bereaved families in Israel
The secret of Reichman University’s international success
With 2,400 students from 90 countries, Reichman’s International School combines personal attention, innovation, and a strong commitment to Israel
The Israel Public Health Association’s bet on what comes next
Chief executive, Yasmin Nahum, is trying to meet a surge in wartime trauma, youth substance use, and prescription-opioid dependence with programs the state has not yet absorbed.