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New law expands rights for IDF widows & orphans
After years of advocacy, new legislation broadens recognition, financial support, and rehabilitation frameworks for widows, orphans, and families of fallen soldiers.
Even as living hostages are home: What we owe those who died for them - opinion
Through Grief and Hope: Why Israel’s Widows and Orphans Must Never Stand Alone
Pairing with A Lifeline of Giving: Max August Stands with Israel’s Widows and Orphans
Born into tragedy: A war widow’s unimaginable journey of loss, survival, and hope
Ela Chaimi from Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak, symbolizes the cost of conflict and the strength required to rebuild after unimaginable loss.
Shlomi Nahumson and Tami Shelach: Leading the IDF Widows and Orphans Organization
IDF Widows and Orphans Organization is the only Israeli organization that supports IDF widows and veterans. “The families continue to live with their loss, and we need to remember and support them".
President Herzog opens emotional widows and orphans magazine with letter
IDF, Shin Bet arrest 45 in two-day West Bank counterterror operations
Operations took place in Jenin, Tulkarm, Nur al-Shams, and Qalandiya, focusing on apprehending wanted individuals and preventing terror activity.
Shira Grinberg’s journey of loss, resilience, and hope
"There’s no need to fear time. The loss is there, but life goes on”: Shira shares her story a decade after Operation Protective Edge.
Grapevine, August 23, 2024: Mixed emotions
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
IDFWO’s mission: No Israeli widow or orphan ever stands alone
Tami Shelach stands by the families of those who paid the highest price – three decades later, her work isn’t done.
