ZAKA
Before they were “more than 1,200”
"We need those numbers to understand what happened. But we cannot allow the numbers to become the story."
British Jewish man found dead near Uman during Rosh Hashanah, murder suspected
No. 39: Eli Bin, Dubi Weissenstern, Eran Zimrin, Chantal and Marc Belzberg: Guardians of Israel
French-Israeli killed in Vietnam motorcycle accident, ZAKA working to retrieve remains for burial
'I am very emotional, and I could cry, but today I choose to smile'
ZAKA head presented with Jerusalem Post Heroism Award at Miami Summit
'Bearing witness': ZAKA CEO shares the emotional toll of Oct. 7 and new digital memorial
CEO Duby Weissenstern on the Oct. 7 emotional toll and ZAKA’s mission to honor victims.
ZAKA unveils 'Galeed' virtual exhibit for communities to commemorate October 7
A new ZAKA exhibit's goal is to preserve both individual and collective memories of October 7.
Protests held nationwide in Israel to release hostages as Oct. 7 anniversary draws near
Protesters in Yafo Street in Jerusalem, Beersheba, Caesarea, and in Tel Aviv came out in large crowds once the three-day-long Rosh Hashanah-Shabbat break was finished.
No. 44: Duby Weissensetrn, Eli Beer, Rabbi Yossi Erblich: Israel's medical heroes
Duby Weissensetrn, CEO of ZAKA, has led the organization to be recognized by the UN following its significant involvement in global disaster relief efforts.
Grapevine: September 29, 2024: Celebrating Abraham Accords’ 4th anniversary
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
'Deserved twice over': ZAKA receives Shield Award for 'crucial' work
'We could not have functioned without your kindness'.
Grapevine May 10, 2024: Shared emotions
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
This Independence Day, we cry for the independence taken from our hostages - editorial
We also honor those who have fought on varying fronts for the existence and safety of the Israeli people and the State of Israel as a whole. They are the salt of the earth.
Jews outnumber anti-Israel rally against ZAKA at NJ synagogue
Jews from communities across the region stood in front of the synagogue with Israeli and American flags, outnumbering the dozens of pro-Palestinian activists.
