Israel's oldest instirution is getting an upgrade to bring it into the 21st century. Keren Kayemet L'Yisrael, also known as KKL, in English known as the Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF), is the oldest organization in the world to establish a platform for mass fundraising, has been reconfiguring the way it works and creating an internal digital revolution.

“The world of donations has changed in recent decades,” says Shariel Gon, director of the fundraising department at KKL-JNF.

“In the past, donors relied on the country’s founders and supplied the necessary funds because they needed to establish a country. Today, people want to know where their funds will be directed and want to receive regular reports and updates on the status of the project. Most of these donors have their money in the Diaspora, are heads of families, well-educated, and want to be able to donate online.”

04 July 2022

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One of the many things anti-Israel activists fail to mention is that for the most part, Israel allows Palestinians to travel on Israeli roads in Judea and Samaria (The West Bank) while Israeli citizens are forbidden from traveling on Palestinian roads. However, this accommodation given to Palestinians is having a negative impact. According to a special report by a Knesset committee, the lack of enforcement of traffic rules by Palestinian drivers is creating a hazard.

28 June 2022

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Israel’s finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman and Education Minister Yifat Shasha Bitton announced the launch of a program to encourage core-secular studies in ultra-Orthodox educational institutions, which are not fully budgeted by the state. Institutions that currently teach 55% and 75% of basic non-religious subjects will be budgeted accordingly. Those schools Will be rewarded with an increasing budget as they increase the scope.

27 June 2022

Read more: Ministers Move To Bring Science & Math Into Ultra-Orthodox Schools

Itzik Saidian spoke at the gala event of Sheba Medical Center, where he has been treated at the burn unit since he set himself on fire and was fatally injured last year in front of the offices of the Ministry of Defense's Rehabilitation Department in Petah Tikva.

21 June 2022

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The “Lion of Judah” bronze statue, which celebrates Israel and the country’s friendship with Christian communities in America, was dedicated at a ceremony in Jerusalem with major Christian and Jewish guests in attendance.

12 September 2022

Read more: Lion Of Judah Statue Celebrates The Close Ties Between Christians & Jews