Noa Amouyal

Most people’s first trip to Israel isn’t a jam-packed 18 hours on the ground marked by visiting army bases, paying shiva calls and scrambling to a shelter under rocket fire. However, with Israel in the midst of a grueling war—the country’s response to Ham...

On Yom Kippur, David, a 68-year-old resident of Tel Aviv, spent the holiest day of the Jewish year protesting against a mechitza placed at an outdoor prayer service in Dizengoff Square. He says he hadn’t touched tefillin since his bar mitzvah 55 years ago...

JERUSALEM—With tens of thousands of displaced families from Israel’s south in immediate need of food assistance, Colel Chabad—the leading food security NGO in Israel—has sprung into action. With their lives threatened daily by relentless missiles from Gaz...

JERUSALEM—As terrifying sirens began to sound around Israel at 6:30 a.m. on Shabbat morning; as the sound and sights of gunfire and exploding missiles were heard in places under direct attack; and as unconfirmed word of a terrible, unprecedented, terroris...

One woman with type O blood searches online for communities in need of her blood type as the line outside of Dizengoff Center was full of volunteers waiting for hours to donate. Another offers translation services to new immigrants who don’t know much Heb...