World Volunteer Web Home  
Volunteerism worldwide: News, views & resources
  Home   About us   Contact us   Contribute   Search   Sitemap 
 
Israel - Related documents
08 August 2006
US tour group leader returns to Israel to volunteer by Andrew Kitchenman
New Jersey, USA: Jeremy Stadlin fled Safed, a town in northern Israel, with a college tour group he was leading in July after rocket attacks began from Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. But he decided to return two weeks ago to do what he can to help the community there.   Read article
From: NJ.com, USA
02 August 2006
Cash, beds and haircuts for Lebanon's refugees 
A Syrian Red Crescent doctor checks a Lebanese refugee at Jdaidet Yabous Crossing at the Syrian Lebanese border on Tuesday, July 25, 2006. Some 200,000 Lebanese have fled Labanon since 12 July when Israel launched its military assault against Lebanon and poured into neighbouring Syria.(AP Photo Bassem Tellawi).
Syrians are opening their houses, shops and restaurants to refugees of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. Restaurants are giving food to shelters, individuals have turned up with food and mattresses, hairdressers are giving free haircuts and shaves, and more than 7,000 Syrian families have offered to take refugees into their homes.  Read article
From: AlertNet
More about: Lebanon  Syria  Emergency relief
01 August 2006
Israelis rally to help displaced  by Dina Kraft
Kibbutz Maabarot, Israel: The wave of refugees in Israel – from the attack by Hezbollah based in Lebanon – has inspired a nationwide outpouring of assistance. Israelis in towns in the central region are offering their homes to shelter those displaced from the north of the country.   Read article
From: New York Times, USA
More about: Emergency relief  Refugees
26 July 2006
Volunteers head north of Jerusalem to help Israel-Hezbollah conflict victims 
Fatan Dakroub, a Lebanese volunteer of the Emirati-Lebanese Friendship Association, prepares boxes to send to Lebanon as part of humanitarian aid at the American University of Dubai, United Arab Emirates Monday, July 24, 2006. (AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili)
Haifa, Israel: Hundreds of volunteers have been steadily streaming towards north of Jerusalem since the daily shelling between Israel and Lebanon-based Hezbollah group started two weeks ago. Volunteers are leaving their jobs, studies and families to help beleaguered residents of Nahariya, Safed and Kiryat Shmona.  Read article
From: The Jerusalem Post, Israel
More about: Peacekeeping
18 July 2006
2,400 Red Cross volunteers start rescue, relief work in Lebanon 
Youth volunteers are busy sorting humanitarian assistance in the Lebanese Red Cross centres for distribution to the most vulnerable. (Courtesy: IFRC)
The Lebanese Red Cross has mobilized 2,400 emergency rescue and first aid volunteers, as well as some 200 ambulances to evacuate and provide emergency relief to people wounded or displaced in the bombings by Israeli army.  Read article
05 January 2006
Service for Peace celebrates IVD in 10 countries 
Service For Peace (SFP) held IVD activities in 10 countries involving more than 4,600 volunteers and participants worldwide. Here are summaries of the celebrations.  Read article
16 March 2005
The return of the kibbutz volunteer by Eli Ashkenazi
Among the many changes kibbutzim have undergone in recent years is the disappearance of one of its best-known institutions: volunteers.  Read article
From: Haaretz.com, Israel
More about: Advocacy
  Read comments  [ 3 comments ]
16 September 2004
Voluntário na faixa de Gaza 
Um dos muitos voluntários de Santa Catarina, o médico Zulmar Antonio Accioli de Vasconcellos, Professor do Curso de Medicina da UFSC e doutor em Ciências Médicas pela Université René Descartes de Paris, segue em outubro para a Faixa de Gaza, conhecida zona de conflito do Oriente Médio.  Read article
More about: Advocacy  Health
30 August 2004
New umbrella outfit for Jerusalem's volunteer organizations by Arutz Sheva - Israel
The city of Jerusalem is creating a joint umbrella for many of the capital's volunteer associations. The objective is to pool resources and increase the circle of volunteers by sharing across sectoral and geographic lines, and by bringing together religious and secular Jerusalemites in one organization.  Read article
More about: Infrastructure
24 February 2004
Israeli women keep eyes on army by Ben Lynfield
Jubara, West Bank: Even before Israel's controversial separation barrier came under heightened international scrutiny this week, Adi Dagan was on the lookout at one of its gates in the West Bank, scribbling incessantly.  Read article

Pages  1 2  

 

Email page   Email page            Print page