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Earlier this month, three large storage jars were discovered at ancient Shiloh in a layer of earth dating to the Middle Bronze Age.

Monday morning, police issued an imminent threat alert in response to an active shooter in the Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood—a predominantly Jewish area that is home to kosher restaurants, a Chabad center, Jewish schools, and community centres. 

After more than two and a half years of conflict following the October 7 attacks and escalating tensions, The Times of Israel reports that one in three Israelis is earning less income as wartime financial pressures continue to mount.

Our Fellowship family in Israel is participating in a national initiative to provide food and financial support to individuals and families facing poverty. For some of the people IFCJ Canada has helped through this initiative, life can change in the blink of an eye.

This week, The Fellowship received letters of thanks from people we have helped. Through the support of our generous donors, we are able to make a difference for olim (immigrants to Israel), families, and even entire Jewish communities in need. 

Toward the end of May, northern Israeli communities experienced the largest surge in attacks from across the border since terrorist groups in Lebanon joined Iran in the war.

Father’s Day has always been a tender day for me—one filled with gratitude, memory, and reflect

As the holiday of Shavuot approaches, my heart fills with a familiar mixture of awe and gratitude.

Each year on Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, Israel celebrates one of the most meaningful moments in its modern history: the reunification of Jerusalem in 1967.