Israeli veterans ride with Canadian cyclists in Courage in Motion 2021
Cyclists will ride 50-120 kilometers daily along pathways that show diverse areas of Israel's landscape.
Courage in Motion 2021 to roll through northern Israel
Israel is open and cyclists are set to ride alongside Israel’s injured veterans and members of the Israel Start-Up Nation cycling team – from October 17-21.
2021 Online Tribute to our Israeli Heroes
“Flip” through the Online Tribute book below. Some helpful hints to enhance your “flipbook” experience: To navigate, use the arrow to the right of the book. Customize your experience (sounds,
We are all Champions!
With the generosity and support of TIKVAH’s Matching Funders, Ambassadors, and Donors, we raised over $600,000 in matched funds to help Israel’s disabled veterans and survivors of terror rehabilitate,
Profiling Four Injured Veterans, On Their Road To Recovery
While the country was locked down by COVID-19, Beit Halochem Centres in Israel remained open to disabled veterans for their vital rehabilitation. Deemed “essential services” by the Government of Israel, the designation demonstrates Beit...
Courage in Motion ride not slowed by COVID-19
This article originally appeared in the Jerusalem Post on Oct. 22, 2020 Despite travel difficulties, annual Beit Halochem cycling event to benefit disabled veterans takes place in Israel and Canada
Courage in Motion, first time in two countries
This article originally appeared on Israel National News on Oct. 19, 2020 Initiative by Beit Halochem Canada brings together dozens of Canadian and Israeli riders Every year, for 13 years,
Albertans raise funds for CIM by cycling at home
This article originally appeared in the Alberta Jewish News on Oct. 8, 2020 The 13th annual Courage in Motion, an initiative of Beit Halochem Canada, Aid to Disabled Veterans of
20 Years Since the Withdrawal from Lebanon
By Oren Aharoni | Photos: Oz Moalem, published in Yedioth Aharonot on May 26, 2020 This past week was particularly emotional for shooter Doron Shaziri and swimmer Ziv Better. Israel
They’re going home …
We are happy to share that Beit Halochem Centres across Israel are reopening – slowly, at greatly reduced capacities, and in strict accordance with Israel’s Ministry of Health guidelines. A
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