Meet ElliQ—the Israeli-built AI companion engaging elderly users 45 times a day, slashing loneliness by 97% and redefining what it means to grow old alone.

Miriam, a 105-year-old Holocaust survivor, celebrated her birthday in a bomb shelter—drawing an outpouring of admiration across social media.

A 16-year-old Israeli boy has made it his mission to protect his grandmother—carrying her down four flights of stairs to safety every missile alert after the family lost another grandson in the Nova Festival massacre.

Colel Chabad spreads Purim joy by ensuring that Israel's most vulnerable—the elderly, widows, and orphans—receive essential food and compassionate care, embodying the holiday's spirit of unity and resilience.

The report estimates that 115,000 survivors live in the country today. More than a quarter are confined to their homes, and many reside in older buildings without elevators.

Israel ranks second after Switzerland in the lowest preventable mortality rate, with only 134 deaths per 100,000 people.

We cannot let them go hungry.

Elderly Israelis experienced much less acute stress and fewer PTSD symptoms than younger members of the population.

American-Israeli octogenarian Effie Hercky charms Israelis with her bubbly personality and is opening up about how to live life to the fullest in the Holy Land!

This genius app is connecting millenials with boomers, helping the elderly get needed assistance and enabling both generations to come together.

Thanks to some super innovative Israeli tech, our parents and grandparents can have the connection and care that they need and deserve during these difficult times.

Israeli soldiers with ensure the country's elderly are safe while in quarantine.