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This Rosh Hashanah, no one should have to face an empty table. Discover how IFCJ Canada is bringing food, care, and hope to Israelis in need.

Few places in the world have as much history waiting to be unearthed as Israel. Many of these treasures – ancient cemeteries, lost villages, and other sites from biblical times – are uncovered during construction work or land surveys, often not by archaeologists, but by everyday people during a regular workday.

The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced yesterday the discovery of a 1,300-year-old complex that may have served as a trade hub or been part of a previously undiscovered settlement dating to the Umayyad and Abbasid periods.

Valentina's family survived the Holocaust with the help of caring neighbours. Today, amid Ukraine's growing food crisis, she is once again experiencing the power of friendship and support during difficult times.

One of the questions IFCJ Canada receives most often is whether we have Christian beneficiaries. Th

Even three years after the war began, communities across northern Israel continue the long process of recovery and rebuilding. Families, seniors, and new immigrants are receiving the support they need as they work to restore stability, resilience, and hope for the future.

Twenty-five years ago, the world awoke to a morning that would forever change our understanding of evil, courage, and loss.

Tisha B’Av is the saddest day on the Jewish calendar, yet it carries a powerful message of hope. In a special op-ed, Yael Eckstein reflects on how faith, resilience, and God’s presence sustain us through seasons of sorrow and rebuilding.

As Father’s Day approaches, Yael Eckstein reflects on the example of her father, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, and the lessons of faith, love, and purpose that continue to shape her life.