Israel Friends, a grassroots initiative born on October 7, has raised over $50 million to deliver lifesaving aid—from PTSD care to battlefield first aid kits—mobilizing global volunteers and technology to support Israelis on the front lines and at home.

A 2022 study by the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP) argued that as funding from Middle Eastern countries increases and becomes less transparent, campuses experience an 'erosion of democratic values.'

Braving the dangers daily, truck drivers and other staff risk their lives to enter war-torn areas, ensuring shelter-bound and evacuated families receive the critical aid they need.

Hezbollah has its own drones, which fly into Israeli territory to drop bombs on Israeli positions, so soldiers are asking for special protective netting.

KKL-JNF has been working in full collaboration with Israel’s Fire and Rescue Services, setting up a command center using advanced technology.

The Times illustrated its story about 'the most influential givers' with a photograph of six Israeli flags, former President Trump, Dr. Miriam Adelson, and an unidentified bearded man wearing a kippa.

When conflict arises, Nechama and Hatzala for Israel swiftly mobilizes, gathering global support to provide essential equipment and donations.

The organization has also donated armored emergency response vehicles and millions of shekels in first aid and security equipment for local response teams.

The name of the Blue Square Scholars program is inspired by FCAS’s Blue Square initiative, a multimedia campaign that addresses rising antisemitism.

The donations of North American Jews to Jewish organizations have been the highest in 50 years and are essential for helping Israel emerge from its national crisis. 

Elite colleges have long been trading donations for a foot hold in the classroom.

UNICEF is the next international organization on the list to be biased against Israel and her plight.