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Israel cannot afford another government that leaves it isolated - opinion
Shifting Western attitudes toward Israel could lead to the recognition of a Palestinian state, unless combated by a Zionist, statesmanlike, and liberal government.
The war for Israel’s home
Daughter of former prisoners now serves in Israel Prison Service uniform to support at-risk youth
Supermajority of Israeli Arab students support non-security-linked national service, study finds
Ceremony honors Israel's fallen National Service members
Mk Orbach promises to work for National recognition of those who fell during service.
Outstanding volunteers recognized at Presidential ceremony
"Each of you has your own way of serving the public," said Rivlin. "You are our hope for the future."
Key to changing next Israeli government: Communication with haredim
Until now, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been the only option for the haredi parties.
For the first time ever, non-citizens will be able to do National Service
Previously, only those with Israeli citizenship could apply for National Service positions.
Mossad, Shabak: New cyber warfare training for national service girls
The "take-off" program has been running for several years, providing software engineering students with additional training in the cyber field
Corona crisis an opportunity for National Service
Some good things have emerged in Israeli society during this period, including countless cases of people giving assistance, volunteering and sharing mutual responsibilities.
Gantz alludes to broader legislation for national service
“We will not wait for enlistment rates to decline further… all Israeli citizens will need to be somewhere in the puzzle of this model,” Gantz said.
Jewish, Arab, Druze youth to commemorate Holocaust together in Yad Vashem
The event's goal is to create solidarity among all groups within Israeli society, using the memory of the Holocaust as a link to create empathy and tolerance.
Nefesh B’Nefesh launches ‘Ori’ to assist Lone National Service Volunteers
‘Ori’ - Hebrew for 'my light' - provides Lone female volunteers with guidance, support, social programming, advocacy, a help desk and crisis support.
Thousands sing and cry in march for Ori Ansbacher
The organizers of the march called the event “A City Wrapped in Light,” in reference to her first name, which means light.