Introduced at The Jewish Agency’s Board of Governors meeting in November 2025, the program will provide grants of up to 20,000 shekels (over $6,000) to war-affected businesses owned by reservists’ spouses.

The Jewish Agency has channeled tens of millions of dollars toward Israel’s recovery, supporting over 22,000 victims of terror and war, and assisting 15,000 business owners.

In Rishon LeZion, teenage girls from the U.S. assisted with cleanup, maintenance of public spaces, and packing for relocating families following a recent Iranian missile attack.

Amid an escalating war with Iran, in an emergency briefing convened by The Jewish Agency, Chairman Maj. Gen. (Res.) Doron Almog addressed leaders from 60 global Jewish communities.

Amid an escalating war with Iran, in an emergency briefing convened by The Jewish Agency, Chairman Maj. Gen. (Res.) Doron Almog addressed leaders from 60 global Jewish communities.

The Jewish Agency opens its Emergency Situation Room in Jerusalem to assist populations under its care, including olim (new immigrants) and Shlichim (emissaries) worldwide; Jewish Agency Chairman Maj. Gen. (Res.) Doron Almog: "The entire Jewish world is joining forces in the struggle to shape the future, not only in Israel and the Middle East - but throughout the world, strengthening Israel in this historic hour."

The new program called “Family Circle,” created by The Jewish Agency for Israel, the National Insurance Institute, and the Ministry of Welfare and Social Affairs, provides therapeutic resources to second- and third-degree relatives of hostage families and terror victims.