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🕯️ In Loving Memory of Capt. Eliav Chaim Tzfalmus, 21603rd Combat Engineering Battalion | 7th Armored BrigadeThe IDF has...
10/08/2026

🕯️ In Loving Memory of Capt. Eliav Chaim Tzfalmus, 21

603rd Combat Engineering Battalion | 7th Armored Brigade

The IDF has announced the loss of Captain Eliav Chaim Tzfalmus, 21, from Haifa, who tragically lost his life during an operational accident in southern Lebanon on October 8, 2026.

Capt. Tzfalmus was serving with the 603rd Combat Engineering Battalion when a military vehicle overturned during operational activity near the Litani River. Three fellow soldiers sustained minor injuries and were evacuated for medical treatment.

At just 21 years old, Eliav had dedicated himself to serving his country and protecting his people.

Today, we honor his service, remember his sacrifice, and extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and fellow soldiers.

May the three wounded soldiers make a full and speedy recovery.

🇮🇱 May his memory forever be a blessing.

Today is DAF Day.If you have a donor-advised fund, today is an opportunity to put the charitable dollars you’ve already ...
10/08/2026

Today is DAF Day.
If you have a donor-advised fund, today is an opportunity to put the charitable dollars you’ve already set aside to work for Israel.

Your grant can help support the people and communities working to protect, heal, recover, and rebuild.

You’ve already made the decision to give.
Today, decide where that impact goes.
israelfriends.info/dafday

Three years later, we continue to share their stories, show their faces, and remember the lives behind the numbers.We re...
10/07/2026

Three years later, we continue to share their stories, show their faces, and remember the lives behind the numbers.

We remember the heroes who stepped forward.
We remember those whose lives were taken.
We remember the families and communities forever changed.

And we continue to live, rebuild, and care for the people of Israel in their memory.

Their stories deserve to be remembered. Their lives deserve to be honored. And we will continue carrying them with us.

10/06/2026

Three years after October 7, we took our questions to the streets of Israel.

We asked people what they wish the world understood about October 7, what gives them hope today, and what they would say to those around the world who continue to stand with Israel.

Different backgrounds. Different perspectives. One place forever changed by that day.

These are their voices, in their own words. 🇮🇱

What would you want the world to know?

“We remember those who are no longer here while refusing to abandon those who are.”Three years later, the weight of Octo...
10/06/2026

“We remember those who are no longer here while refusing to abandon those who are.”

Three years later, the weight of October 7 is still felt deeply.

We remember the lives taken. The families forever changed. The communities that carry memories of loved ones who should still be here.

To remember is to carry a responsibility.

A responsibility to those who are still here. To the communities rebuilding. To the people carrying trauma. To the families still waiting, grieving, and healing.

We believe that remembering must be met with showing up — with listening, with caring, and with doing what we can to help build what comes next.

Israel Friends' Executive Director, Kyle Blank, reflects on what it means to remember October 7, honor those we lost, and turn that memory into a commitment to the people and future of Israel.

Read “We Are a People of Action" - israelfriends.info/peopleofaction

Charitable dollars can become something real.Support for a community.Resources for those protecting others.Mental health...
10/06/2026

Charitable dollars can become something real.

Support for a community.
Resources for those protecting others.
Mental health and recovery services.
Tools that help Israelis rebuild and move forward.

This DAF Day, turn the funds you’ve already set aside into meaningful impact for Israel.
israelfriends.info/dafday

What Is a DAF?A DAF, or donor-advised fund, is a charitable giving account that allows you to set aside funds for philan...
10/05/2026

What Is a DAF?

A DAF, or donor-advised fund, is a charitable giving account that allows you to set aside funds for philanthropy and recommend grants to eligible nonprofit organizations over time.

If you already have a DAF, those funds are there waiting to be put to work.

This DAF Day, consider making Israel part of your giving.

Learn more:
israelfriends.info/dafday

Your DAF Can Do More for IsraelIf you have a donor-advised fund, you already have charitable dollars set aside and ready...
10/04/2026

Your DAF Can Do More for Israel
If you have a donor-advised fund, you already have charitable dollars set aside and ready to make an impact.

This DAF Day, consider putting those funds to work for the people and communities of Israel.
Your grant can help support protection, recovery, mental health, and long-term resilience.

Learn more or recommend a grant:
israelfriends.info/dafday

As we celebrate Simchat Torah, we mark a powerful tradition that has carried our people through generations: as we compl...
10/03/2026

As we celebrate Simchat Torah, we mark a powerful tradition that has carried our people through generations: as we complete the reading of the Torah, we immediately begin again.

There is something deeply meaningful in that moment—a reminder that even after an ending, there is always a new beginning. That our story continues. That generation after generation, we carry forward the traditions, values, and hopes that connect us to those who came before us and to those who will come after.

Today, we celebrate not only our history, but the resilience of our people and the future we continue to build together.

May we continue to move forward with strength, unity, and hope for brighter days ahead.

חג שמח ושמחת תורה שמח 🤍

Today is the LAST DAY for Early Bird tickets!Join us in Dallas for Courage in the Face of Hate: An Evening of Truth and ...
09/30/2026

Today is the LAST DAY for Early Bird tickets!

Join us in Dallas for Courage in the Face of Hate: An Evening of Truth and Action on Sunday, December 13.

Hear from featured speakers including Mosab Hassan Yousef, Dr. David Patterson, and Professor Ben Voth for an evening focused on antisemitism, education, and action.

🎟️ Students attend FREE
⏰ Early Bird pricing ends September 30

Register:
[https://israelfriends.info/courage]

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