When the doors of the House of Israel open, connecting visitors to some aspect of Israel is our passion. Who knows where it will lead? These connections can influence opinions and perspectives in ways we can’t predict or imagine, but every effort counts.

Family and friends alike have spoken about the power of Netanel's smile. Spread Netanel's smile and add yours too! Share this Bracha card along with an act of kindness to 10 people. Let's fill the world with #Smiles4Netanel

To help bridge the gap between our global Jewish community and people with disabilities in Israel we have published blogs about an array of organizations we have partnered with that strive to ensure a more fulfilling life for all.

This activity is inspired by the work Israeli artist Atalya Aufrichter who creates amazing art pieces with recyclables in an effort to offer a beautiful solution to the issue of too much non-biodegradable trash - namely, plastic bottles and highlight the issues of sustainability and environmentalism. You too can bring these ideas to your home and/or your community with creative bottle cap art!

A must visit in Jerusalem, Harutzim Bistro is a social cafe that employs and trains people with disabilities in all areas of restaurant work, giving them a future that can make Israeli society proud.

These 3 principles, rooted in Jewish values and the Israeli mindset, make Inclusion in Israel a success.

Check out this incredible online marketplace full of products made in Israel by individuals with disabilities or from underprivileged communities in vocational training centers.

From abroad many people make assumptions about Israel that are simply not true. Israel Forever intern Tatiana Tessler writes about the surprising freedom of Israel that is very different from how Israel is portrayed in the media