Israel

Interesting Virtual Community projects related to Israel and things Israeli

A virtual tour of Israel linked to articles from the world's most comprehensive online encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture, the Jewish Student Online Research Center (JSOURCE). In addition to the tour, users can take a quiz on Jewish history, learn how to become involved in the Jewish community and obtain listings of Israel programs and jobs and internships in Jewish organizations.

A unique site with something for everyone. Definately worth visiting time and time again.

a tour through negev (nature, business, people, culture...)

An innovative project that strengthens the connection between non-profit organizations in Israel and the Jews in the Diaspora Virtual volunteering provides opportunities for Jews worldwide who want to use their skills to help Israeli Amutot (charities). There are opportunities to use technical, legal, fundraising and writing skills, or simply to act as a pen pal.

Sign onto the Voice for Democracy, New Israel Fund's newest campaign to promote the democratic values of freedom, justice and equality for all of Israel's citizens. We believe that both the strength of Israel’s democratic character and its military strength in protecting its citizens are crucial to the country’s long-term survival. We aim to get thousands of Jews to sign a letter to leaders in Israel and throughout the Diaspora supporting democratic values and encouraging debate about issues that are essential to Israel's security.

A series of essays about Israel and on being Jewish in a secular world.

The israelim.com is a site for connecting Israelim wherever they are around the world with each other. The site has several goals.

Yad Eliezer is an organization in Israel that provides a multitude of services for Israel's neediest families. From their Monthly Food Basket Program which provides over 5,000 families with basic staples, to their Wedding Program, Big Brother Program, Job Training , .... Come visit our website and find out more.

ZAKA was founded in 1995 to ensure that people who die unnatural deaths, either in terrorist attacks or other forms of tragedy, are identified and buried according to Jewish tradition. Today, however, the organization places equal emphasis on providing emergency medical assistance to victims at the scene of a tragedy.

The site is about the jewish nation, its history & future. a lot of videos, audios & text about the jewish nation.