Border Communities: Resilience and Rebuilding In Post-October 7th Israel @One-Israel-Fund
Border Communities: Resilience and Rebuilding In Post-October 7th Israel  @One-Israel-Fund
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Tira’el Cohen founded Kedma over a decade ago to strengthen border communities around Israel’s periphery and in Judea and Samaria. In her wildest nightmares, she didn’t imagine the literal trial by fire that her three Western Negev towns would face on October 7th and the murders and kidnappings of friends and colleagues. She spoke with Eve Harow on the uncertainty of their northern communities as well, evacuated with no hope of returning home in the near future. The resilience of the people is what will get us through this surreal time. This impressive young woman is an example of a generation whose spirit, leadership, vision, and faith will rebuild Israeli society in the aftermath of this trauma.

Join her project to empower those whose presence in difficult areas will be critical in determining the future of the Jewish state.
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Border Communities: Resilience and Rebuilding In Post-October 7th Israel

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