Kfar Aza

CEO of the Kfar Aza Foundation, Alon Futterman, alongside several kibbutz members, will discuss recovery efforts and build global partnerships.

"Dad won't be able to stand with us tomorrow at the cemetery; he won't be able to say goodbye to the woman who raised him and loved him all his life."

Agam spent 51 days in Hamas captivity, and she has long advocated for the release of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Her father and older sister were murdered on October 7. 

"I often ask myself if there was more I could have done that day."

As the kibbutz continue to fight for their loved ones still in Gaza, their work toward the future is just beginning

Project completed in record time, but five homes remain empty, awaiting return of Kfar Aza captives.

Alon Futterman made courageous efforts to support Israel’s southern residents and rebuild the communities that were attacked on October 7.

As the night fell and respective visitors explored the rich program offered, it seemed like a tip of the hat is in order to all those hard at work offering perspectives a little more thought-out.

Bernard Lévy recounts his harrowing experience in Israel following the October 7th Hamas attack, capturing the deep isolation and suffering of the Jewish state and highlighting its isolation.

“I can’t allow myself to feel that this would be the last time. I need to keep hope that Keith will come home, if not tomorrow then the day after with all the other hostages.”