Koby mandel
Koby Mandell Foundation turns 25, Comedy for Koby goes on 40th tour
Avi Liberman, the creative founder of Comedy for Koby, will host the shows, describing the project as a "tremendous personal and professional source of pride."
Supporting bereaved families after Oct. 7: Koby Mandell Foundation rises to occasion
Amid Israel-Hamas war, Comedy for Koby arms Israelis with laughter
Breaking and mending: Using grief to help build and create
Elon Gold is making comedy a holy mission during Comedy for Koby tour
Comedy for Koby is a stand-up tour run by the Koby Mandell Foundation, founded following the terrorist murder of 13-year-old Koby Mandell in 2002.
Camp Koby: Helping Israelis who have lost family members
Camp Koby, a camp for children of bereaved families, helps its campers learn to hold their grief and have fun together.
Comedy for Koby returns to Israel with more laughs
Avi Liberman: “We once again have an amazing line-up and everyone is looking forward to making this one of the best tours ever.”
20 years after terrorist attack, victim's family tells their story onstage
Twenty years after Koby Mandell’s murder, ‘The Blessing of a Broken Heart’ brings his mother’s grief journey to the stage
Camp Koby: Fun and ‘therapy lite’
Koby Mandell Foundation runs camps for bereaved children from families who had terrorism losses.
Comedy for Koby back for more laughs
“Comedy for Koby has become one of the major events on the calendar for English-speaking Israelis,” said Seth. “It both supports the children of Camp Koby and keeps our son’s memory alive.”
Comedians heading to Israel for Comedy for Koby
This tour marks the 22nd Comedy for Koby show, and all proceeds go to support The Koby Mandell Foundation.
Analysis: Kurdish leader's cry for help in town besieged by Islamic State
Anwar Musalem, a Kurdish leader from the besieged Syrian Kurdish town of Kobani, spoke to Ma’ariv Hashavua by telephone this week.
