Jewish high school students in the US are taking action against antisemitism by participating in the NCSY Young Leadership and Advocacy Tour in Washington, where they will meet with political figures including Vice President Kamala Harris. The Parents Circle, a group of Palestinian and Israeli families who have lost loved ones in the conflict, has gained 85 new members, including Ghada Zomlot and Mor Ynon, who are committed to peace-building. The Israel Embassy in Serbia invited Thelma and Ahi Rosen, whose grandson was kidnapped by Hamas, to meet the Serbian-Jewish community and discuss the work of B'nai B'rith. A delegation of Americans from the financial sector visited Israel to learn about the country's economy and meet with business leaders. Daniel Norber, an alumnus of Reichman University, won a Long Island seat in the New York State Assembly and aims to combat rising antisemitism. The English-language Theater and Theology Company is bringing back the Broadway play Miracle on South Division Street for a second season at the Jerusalem Theatre, followed by discussions on faith. Leket Israel, an organization that provides food for the needy, celebrates the passing of legislation that mandates government-owned companies, offices, and local authorities to donate surplus food to charities.