Birthright resumes trips to Israel amid war, heavy IDF security
The organization expects to fly out 350 participants, about 80% of whom are from the United States, to visit in January and a few hundred more through March 2024.
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The organization expects to fly out 350 participants, about 80% of whom are from the United States, to visit in January and a few hundred more through March 2024.
IDF reserves organization Brothers in Arms has purchased robot dogs from Ghost Robotics to assist combat soldiers.
“Soldiers are aware of the importance of their mission, they know the stakes are high and while they can’t be home with their family, we still want them to enjoy
Ahead of the holidays, many organizations gifted IDF soldiers menorahs, sufganiyot and care packages.
Attempts to extend the ceasefire and secure the release of additional hostages appeared to have failed overnight.