Working with partners, AMIT has created four learning centers for evacuees around the country. These locations include Eilat, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv.

As I’m sure you have all heard, there was a multipronged car-ramming and stabbing terror attack earlier today in Ra’anana.

How We Spent Your Money: AMIT’s “Heal the Children” Campaign

Yesterday the AMIT Administration spent a meaningful day in the Gaza Envelope.

This week, nine members of AMIT’s Executive Committee traveled to ten locations across Israel to hear directly from AMIT faculty and students post October 7.

Yesterday marked the one-month anniversary since the massacre on October 7. Amir Kalangel, AMIT’s Director of Gogya, and his platoon sang Ha’Tikvah at Kibbutz Beeri, where so much tragedy took place just 30 days ago. Please see a short video of the tribute.

Dr. Amnon Eldar, Director General, Andy Goldsmith, Executive Vice President, and AMIT professional/lay leaders are traveling across Israel this week to show support the Sderot community and its children – in both spirit and in action.

The video was taken on the day of Nurit’s daughter’s bat mitzvah, which took place in a Jerusalem hotel lobby.

During this very unsettling time, AMIT knows that building resilience and arming our children with skills and coping mechanisms is of key importance.

This weekend, AMIT’s Director General, Amnon Eldar and his executive team traveled around Israel to visit with Sderot evacuees, hear their stories, and activate plans to address the ever-changing needs of Israel and its children.

We are so grateful to everyone who has responded generously to our Sderot emergency campaign. To date, we have raised $820,922.

We are enthusiastic to report that four AMIT schools resumed partial in-person learning. We applaud these principals, who are moving heaven and earth to create some sense of normalcy for their students.

With so much uncertainty as we start the week, AMIT remains steadfast in its mission to help heal those around us.

Over the week as tension on the Northern border increased our troops in the south prepared to enter Gaza. The only comfort we can take for ourselves is hearing of the heroic stories emerging from the depths of hell.

The emotions that many of us are feeling today seem mutually exclusive. On the one hand, we are devastated, shaken to the core, and still trying to make sense of it all. We are simply heartbroken.

We have now learned that a second front has opened on Israel’s Northern border. Residents there have been instructed to enter bomb shelters or not leave their homes.

Hear from AMIT Israel’s crisis management team regarding the course of action and plan forming for the coming days and weeks.