Youth
Nearly one in three Israeli students considers leaving country as living costs soar - poll
A survey of 12,000 Israeli students reveals rising expenses, increased financial dependence on parents, struggles among reservists, and growing doubts about their futures.
India detains thousands, locks down Delhi to foil 'Cockroach' youth movement protests
Hashomer Hachadash youth dedicate Sukkot to rehabilitating communities in northern Israel
Yashar party unveils plan for young adults with rent caps and military pay raises in campaign push
Teen dies in car accident during morning Hezbollah rocket barrage
A 17-year-old died in a car crash during rocket fire from Lebanon, while another man was injured and hospitalized.
Young Jewish entrepreneurs gather in Jerusalem to address challenges amid war
This week, the ROI Community of young Jewish leaders will gather in Jerusalem for its signature summit, focusing on their civil society initiatives during the war.
Israel's next leadership generation: Boosting Jewish identity in Israeli youth
The US-based nonprofit fostering Jewish identity among youth through CTeen, Machaneh Meshutaf, and Chabad on Campus, supporting teens, IDF soldiers, and college students.
Summer camps in the shadow of the war: No longer fly far and pay a lot
Summer camps in the shadow of war: Affordable and close to home. Israel Summer Camps Forum offers diverse camps at accessible prices for all.
Space for life: The Jerusalem Hills Therapeutic Centers for at-risk youth
Eighty years ago, 1,000 Holocaust survivors, known as "Teheran Children," arrived in British Mandate Palestine after a harrowing journey.
Two anti-Israel activists arrested for vandalizing London Cenotaph protesting arms sales to Israel
Two anti-Israel activists were arrested for vandalizing the London cenotaph, placing a Palestinian flag and spray-painting.
A life-long ‘thank you’ to my beloved sister - opinion
Bobbie was always there for me, and once crossed oceans to help me through a particularly bad time.
Building Bridges: MASA's international educators impacting Israeli youth
These young fellows made the decision to teach in Israel, giving to remote communities, and getting back in return.
Youth united: Religious and secular teens march together calling for an end to polarization, hatred
Many of the 20 thousand teens have lost family and friends in the war and experienced its horrors firsthand.
These leading NGOs are making a difference for Israeli vulnerable youth. Here’s how
President of ELI Eran Zimrin, Alumot Or CEO ADV Ziv Magor and CEO of SASA Setton Omer Givati spoke at The Jerusalem Post Annual Conference.
