The article emphasizes that Israeli civilians, not political leaders, are crucial in determining the country's recovery from the ongoing war.

The article explores the Hebrew root כֹּחַ (kof, feh, tav), meaning strength, and its various associations with military might, leadership, and power in Jewish texts and current events in Israel.

A student at Columbia University expresses distress over the toxic environment on campus following protests in support of Hamas and calls for an intifada.

A delegation of nearly 50 Hadassah members and supporters embarked on a solidarity mission to Israel in January, led by Hadassah National President Carol Ann Schwartz.

Tensions in Rochester, New York arose when a lewd cartoon depicted the CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester as a pro-Israel dominatrix, alongside the Jewish majority leader of the county legislature, in an antisemitic manner, in response to the flying of the Israeli flag following a Hamas terror attack.

Israeli farmers, like third-generation grower Adi Dafna, are facing significant challenges due to the labor shortage caused by the conflict with Hamas, which has led to the loss of both Palestinian and Thai workers.

Etgar Keret, a renowned Israeli writer, resumed writing after a period of writer's block following a traumatic event on Oct. 7.

Secular Israelis are increasingly considering leaving the country due to various factors such as security concerns, political disillusionment, and the high cost of living.

Israeli singer-songwriter David Broza has performed over 100 pop-up concerts since the outbreak of the recent war in Israel.

In Jerusalem, a school parking garage is being used as a makeshift kitchen to provide meals for deployed soldiers, kibbutz evacuees, and others in need during the war.

Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove discusses the relevance of Jewish mourning rituals in coping with the staggering losses experienced by the global Jewish community, particularly in relation to the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack in Israel.

As the fifth anniversary of the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh approaches, the Jewish community grapples with grief, both locally and globally.

IsraAID, Israel's leading international humanitarian organization, is responding to the immediate and long-term needs in Israel following Hamas' terrorist attack.