Young Jewish professionals enjoyed kosher cholent during Shabbat on highest mountain in Africa
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Douglas Murray spoke at Hatzola Edgware’s tenth anniversary dinner
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Beit Halochem or ‘House of Warriors’ is Israel’s only government-recognised charity serving wounded veterans
The UJIA’s Israel Director outlines the charity’s role in helping rebuild after the Iranian attacks
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Over 600 people attended the World Jewish Relief fundraising dinner on Tuesday at an iconic north-west London venue
The tournament appeared in the Guinness Book of World Records in 2011
Tay-Sachs is a rare genetic disease most commonly detected in children of Ashkenazi Jewish descent
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Beit Halochem has a membership of over 60,000 wounded and disabled veterans, having increased by nearly 10,000 since October 7
Hosted by Rachel Riley, the event will raise money for SafeHeart
By Eliana Jordan
To mark a year since October 7 and the heroic actions of MDA staff on that day, we are raising money to buy a first-response motorbike for the Israeli emergency service
Ben Rosenberg was raising money for Brain Tumour Research
Extremist settlers attacked the convoy and destroyed its cargo claiming the aid would go directly into the hands of Hamas
Recent fundraisers have shown that the community stands firmly behind its domestic support services
The employment charity helps the community learn essential lifelong skills to support themselves and their families
By JC Reporter
Howard Robinson says that he feels indebted to Anthony Nolan
