Meirav Meidan – Commitment to Remembrance and Education in the Hechingen Synagogue
As part of her Network Israel fellowship, Meirav Meidan dedicated herself to the work of the Old Synagogue in Hechingen. Together with the local initiative, she revised the exhibition on Jewish history and led workshops on the current situation in Israel and about antisemitism.
The initiative ” Menschen helfen!” by the newspaper Tagesspiegel supports Netzwerk Israel.
Netzwerk Israel thanks the readers and editorial team of Tagesspiegel for their support. The fundraising campaign provides €2,000 each to support AMCHA’s work with Holocaust survivors, Tzedek Centers’ efforts in communities under attack, and the dialogue project “Football for Peace”.
Tzedek Centers: Emergency Relief and Empowerment for Russian-Speaking Communities
Immediately after the terrorist attacks of October 7, the team from Tzedek Centers provided aid to mostly elderly, Russian-speaking individuals who had remained in targeted cities such as Sderot and Netivot. Today, the team led by Sasha Mijeritsky is focused on the long-term empowerment of Russian-speaking immigrants to Israel.
More exchange and more courage: Report of the first Network Meet Up in Berlin
At the first Meet-Up on October 31, 2024, 14 German and Israeli organizations came together in Berlin to discuss current challenges, available resources, and possible solutions.
On the Anniversary of October 7 – Giving Hope!
Home > Updates > On the first anniversary of the terror attacks, we are launching our new campaign: “Giving Hope” One year ago, terrorists from Hamas and other armed groups attacked southern Israel. Today, we commemorate the more than 1,200 victims of the attacks and hold on to the hope that the 100 hostages still […]
Our Network Is Growing
Our network thrives thanks to the support of German civil society. Here we introduce our partner organizations, explain the opportunities available for partners, and show how you can get involved.
An Additional Layer of Trauma – Interview with Dr. Juliane Solf (AMCHA Deutschland) on Psychosocial Support for Holocaust Survivors
Dr. Juliane Solf is the managing director of AMCHA Deutschland e.V., one of the organizations that co-founded Netzwerk Israel. In this interview, she explains why Holocaust survivors need special support after October 7 and how AMCHA is making an important contribution.
Help us spread the word: Netzwerk Israel is now live!
With Netzwerk Israel – Solidarity with Civil Society, there is now a platform in Germany that brings together aid initiatives for Israel’s democratic civil society.