Kibbutz
Netafim, Israel's drip irrigation developers, opens biggest manufacturing plant to date in Mexico
The 30,000-square-meter plant will supply farmers across North and Central America, and will be equipped with advanced automation systems to “ensure quality, efficiency, and reliability.”
Editor's Notes: Kibbutzim are showing Israelis how to bridge the religious divide
Bereaved families petition High Court to preserve Kfar Aza massacre site
Kibbutz Nir Oz, devastated on October 7, trains emergency standby squads to secure community
Lior Zimche: The greatest challenge is 'a rehabilitation of the soul'
Lior Zimche, Chairman of the Kibbutz Movement, discussed how Kibbutz residents will find rebuilding physical structures relatively simple, but rebuilding trust is a bigger challenge.
Israel’s future depends on embracing the lessons of Holocaust survivors - opinion
Just before International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we have an opportunity to learn from the spirit of those Holocaust survivors who arrived in Israel and draw inspiration from what they created.
This week in Jewish history: Liberation of Auschwitz, Yahrzeit of the 'Alter Rebbe'
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars.
Less than a mile away: Lishay Miran revisits Nahal Oz as her husband remains in Gaza
HOSTAGE AFFAIRS - “Every time, it’s difficult to come here. It’s the closest place I can be to Omri. He’s right here… he’s not so far from here,” said Miran.
How a group of seventh grade pupils documented history at Kibbutz Sde Boker
“It felt like it was a historical moment to take part in this project. We are maybe the last generation to hear these stories told directly by the people who experienced them.”
Kfar Aza Foundation to bring stories of resilience at Jerusalem Post's Miami Conference 2024
CEO of the Kfar Aza Foundation, Alon Futterman, alongside several kibbutz members, will discuss recovery efforts and build global partnerships.
This week in Jewish history: UN votes in favor of Israel, first kibbutz founded
A highly abridged version of the daily Dust & Stars.
Tambour leads restoration project for dozens of public buildings for children and youth in Israel’s
Tambour has donated paint and construction materials worth millions of shekels, rallying dozens of designers to help restore kindergartens, schools, and other public spaces in the south of Israel.
My takeaway from the Sukkot holiday - opinion
One of the participants held a Torah scroll in his arms and danced with it, his face glowing. He said to me: "Last year, look where we danced. And today, look where we are dancing…"
Grapevine October 27, 2024: Perpetuating a name
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
