Volunteering
In emergency responses, Israel sets the standard and inspires the world
Israel shows that when people are given responsibility and the tools to act, they do not step back from crisis. They step forward into it.
From the depths of the water to the heights of Mount Herzl
Sea turtle nesting season has launched
“The sea saved my life. Now we use it to save others”
Meet Asher Leeder, the rabbi and martial artist who helps IDF troops with chiropractic issues
Jerusalemite of the Week: Asher Leeder is an ordained rabbi and a black belt martial artist in Tora Dojo. Here in Israel, he uses his chiropractic skills to help IDF lone soldiers.
United Hatzalah's founder & president Eli Beer's recounts October 7 events
United Hatzalah's Resilient Volunteers Spotlighted at the Jerusalem Post Conference 2024.
Hadassah: The US woman's Zionist organization helping Israeli women
Hadassah Women won’t stop at anything when it comes to helping those in need
After Oct. 7, Israeli women launch wartime crafting project
The World Mezuzah Project spreads hesed, one stitch at a time.
Meet the Oleh rabbi making a difference for families in Tel Aviv
The London-born Rabbi Joe Wolfson has a reputation for quickly becoming an active and important force in whichever city in the world he chooses to call home.
Volunteer discovers ancient decorated bowl at Israeli dig
Meir Elchassid, a volunteer from Rehovot, Israel, stumbled upon the ancient glazed bowl during a communal archaeological dig to uncover historical artifacts.
'I did everything I could' MDA volunteer recalls October 7
Zohar has been an MDA volunteer for 35 years, training medics, serving as a senior EMT, and driving the kibbutz ambulance.
US surgeon in Gaza talks about the scale of wounds in Gaza: 'Something I have never dealt with'
US vascular surgeon Shariq Sayeed describes the dire situation in Gaza, where young patients face amputations due to shrapnel wounds and overwhelmingly low medical resources.
Treating an injured colleague in the living room
The heroic story of Sderot MDA station on October 7.
Leslie Windman: A Maryland chiropractor making adjustments in Israel
During the war, Leslie Windman has been using this skill – honed over 30 years of practice in Maryland – as a volunteer, easing aches and pains for soldiers serving across Israel.
