The Dr. Israel Goldstein Youth Village (HAVA)

Since the establishment of the State of Israel, The Dr. Israel Goldstein Youth Village has been the stepping stone to a better life for thousands of teens ages 12-18. Located in Jerusalem, the Village currently houses over 300 middle and upper-school students and another 200 external students. The multinational students are from Ethiopia, the former Soviet Union, Turkey, Morocco, Israel, and countries around the world. Pupils benefit from a quality academic, values-oriented, Jewish-Zionist education, a wide range of enrichment programs, and 24/7 support and guidance from the Village’s dedicated staff. Recently, the HAVA has been absorbing many Ukrainian teenagers.

International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ)

Founded in 1980 by evangelical Christians, the organization expresses its support for the State of Israel and the Jewish people, specifically the Israeli government's enactment of the Jerusalem Law, and in protest of the closure of foreign embassies in Jerusalem. Their mandate is to be a source of comfort for the Jewish people according to Isaiah 40:1; to encourage Christians to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and the Land of Israel; to teach and equip the global Church regarding God’s purposes for Israel and the Middle East today; to advocate for Israel around the world and combat antisemitism in all its forms; to engage in benevolent projects for the well-being of all peoples in the Land of Israel and to bring reconciliation between Jews, Christians, and Arabs, and support the churches and congregations of the Holy Land. 

Sheba Tel Hashomer Hospital

Israel’s largest hospital in Ramat Gan, was ranked as the 10th best hospital in the world in 2021.  Sheba provides services to patients from across the Middle East, including many patients (especially children) from the Palestinian Authority. A large proportion of clinical research in Israel is conducted at this medical center. Sheba Medical Center is among the top ten Hospitals in the world. Sheba provides services to patients from across the Middle East, including many patients (especially children) from the Palestinian Authority. A large proportion of clinical research in Israel is conducted at this medical center.  Sheba's medical campus includes an acute care hospital, large maternity, cancer, and heart centers, as well as pediatric and rehabilitation hospitals. With over 1,700 physicians, 1.9 million patients treated annually, and 4,000 active research projects, Sheba is a leader in both clinical care and medical research.