The Israel Forever Foundation

The Necessity of Asking Questions | Parashat Bo

Rabbi Sacks uses Parashat Bo to explain how Judaism emphasizes the need to ask questions, upholding questions, education and free thinking over blind obedience

Strength in Community: Women's Prayer for the Healing of Netanel Felber

One of the ways Israelis live beyond terror, even when the worst thing imaginable comes true, is by uniting as a strong community, together. This is what we did for the Felber family with our special women’s gathering for prayer, song, and inspiration.

The Plant Israel at Home™ Tu B'Shevat Seder

Israel Forever's Tu B'Shevat Seder is the first focused solely on the Israel Connection - below is a taste of our innovative and educational content.

Tu B'Shevat Seder | Condensed

This short and sweet Tu B'Shevat Seder is an activity you can conduct with family, friends, a class (or any group!), designed to help connect participants to Israel and the ancient love story between the Land of Israel and the Nation of Israel legacy through the fruits of the land.

Tu B’shevat Arts

For Tu B’shevat we’ve created four art projects to help celebrate the New Year for Israel’s trees and strengthen the ties between our families, the Seven Species and Israel.

The Surprising Freedom of Israel

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

Rabbi Sacks: The Arabs Are Our Cousins, Not The Muslims

In a thought provoking article Sheri Oz highlights the relationship between Jews and Arabs and how this differs from the relationship between Judaism and Islam.

Shabbat talks: Living beyond Terror

Shabbat Talks are discussions you can have around the Shabbat table or any time you are up for a friendly debate. Living Beyond Terror is one of the things Israel excels at. What is this special quality and what can we learn from it to make our own lives better?