The Letters Light and Love evening sought to raise funds to rebuild Kibbutz Be’eri, eight months after the town was devastated by Hamas terrorists
By Daniel Ben-David
Around 500 children from other movements still expected to leave for Israel next month
By Simon Rocker
Annual post-16 trip will include additional security measures as organisers monitor regional tensions
By Jane Prinsley
Contributions to emergency appeal will help displaced families in wake of Hamas attack
Event features a broad cast of presenters from a Golders Green rebbetzin to a Palestinian Israeli artist
Si3 is a UJIA social impact investment initiative, aiming to drive positive social change in the Jewish state
Registration for tour will open on Monday after a delayed launch, but some movements are planning alternatives
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Zvi Noé says he has 'never felt more committed to the importance of standing shoulder to shoulder with our Israeli brothers and sisters'
By Gaby Wine
Zvi Noé is passionate about connecting young people to Israel
Organisation says there are no current plans to halt the programmes
Bennett was keynote speaker at this week's annual dinner
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In the 50 years since it rallied to help in the aftermath of the Yom Kippur war, its campaigns have diversified, but our community’s relationship with Israel remains vital
The controlled risk-taking these movements afford generates extraordinary returns at a time when wider society is becoming increasingly smothering
The tour body says groups must get approval for visits because it lies across the Green Line
Shadow Chancellor also says the fight against Netanyahu's attempted judicial reforms 'is not over yet'
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