For three years, Elah served as a Campus Israel Fellow at an Ohio university, supporting Jewish students and helping them feel connected to Israel and their Jewish identities. And she received support from that same community in return, especially after October 7 and throughout the war.

As a Jewish Agency Campus Israel Fellow, Malka has built relationships with Jewish and non-Jewish student populations and given Jewish students the support they needed post-October 7 to make them feel not alone and empowered to stand up for Israel on campus.

As an Israel Fellow serving a university in New York, Lielle has been supporting Jewish students on campus as they seek community and a safe place to connect with Jewish peers since the start of the war in Israel, while also gaining support and strength herself from the students.

As a Jewish Agency Campus Israel Fellow at a college in Wisconsin, Rabeen is ensuring Jewish students feel supported, connected and empowered, and also enriching students’ understanding of the unique Druze culture.

Liad, a second-year Jewish Agency Campus Israel Fellow at a Pennsylvania university, has been working hard, especially since the October 7 attacks, to support and empower Jewish students on campus and also engage with non-Jewish students to help them better understand Israel beyond the headlines.