Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
Following the Hamas attacks of October 7, Federation grantee, HaGal Sheli (My Wave) — a program that has existed for a decade — broadened its scope to address the unprecedented
Category: Israel
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
In the remote Bedouin villages of the Negev, the attacks of October 7 accelerated the need for shelter from Hamas rockets. These tiny enclaves were totally out in the open
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
Anti-Israel and antisemitic protests on too many college campuses have included threats and harassment of Jewish students and faculty. This behavior is a clear violation of their civil rights and
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
As we face one of the most daunting trials in our country’s history, Israelis have demonstrated astounding resilience. But this moment demands action – six months after the attacks, Israeli
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
In the days after my recent return from a mission to Israel, vivid details keep coming to mind. The experience was profound—a deep dive into a nation grappling with momentous
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
Recently, I returned from my mission to Israel. I was scared to go there. Not because it’s a country at war, but because I was afraid it wouldn’t be the
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
We are sitting around a fire in the middle of the desert, a circle of social workers getting a much-needed respite from helping scores of people affected by October 7th.
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
In recent weeks, the horrifying reality of October 7’s sexual assaults has unfolded before our eyes. Brave women, stepping forward to share their harrowing stories with police and therapists, have
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
As the scale of the attacks becomes clearer by the day, we cannot overstate the urgency of this crisis. In response, we took swift action and opened an Israel Emergency
Grantee Spotlight: HaGal Sheli
According to a 2022 study conducted by the Israel Democracy Institute, the socioeconomic mobility of young Israelis is directly linked not only to the status of their parents but to