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In a display of solidarity, 250 Jewish women gathered at New York Central Park Zoo for a soiree to benefit Israeli soldiers and veterans who have been wounded

Jewish communities from South Florida collaborated with Belev Echad, an NGO dedicated to supporting wounded-in-action (WIA) soldiers and veterans from the Israel Defense Forces.

Dvir Taman, who was injured in Operation Protective Edge and spent 8 months in the hospital: 'It’s been ages since I’ve felt so good, so comfortable and safe. It’s more than just fun; it’s oxygen for me'

Major Raz Budani, wounded in action in 2009 and current director of Belev Echad Center in Kiryat Ono, says wounded soldiers' triumph over physical and emotional wounds is similar to story of the Jewish holiday

Belev Echad’s trip to the Big Apple, a welcome break for wounded-in-action IDF veterans, strengthens the local Jewish community with a window into the everyday struggles faced by Israel’s bravest.

It was a week of promises coming true, from the opening of the The Long Island Music Hall of Fame decades in the making, to raising desperately needed dollars

Guests from across the US were introduced to young Israeli soldiers and security officers who were gravely wounded during their service yet returned to life.

Belev Echad’s mission is to support young heroes.

Gala event salutes soldiers suffering physical injuries, PTSD and their families; organization cofounder and director Rabbi Uriel Vigler says aim is to present vets with opportunities and build their strength to succeed in life

Former soldiers describe experiences with war and terror to Jews coping with collegiate anti-Zionism; new report claims increasing attacks on Jewish student identity