
During Israel’s Sukkot holiday, Israel Relief Aid helped in blessing around 100 Holocaust Survivors in the northern city of Haifa.

Buses brought them to a whole program about the holiday, with a full meal (enjoyed by the pensioners) and unexpected take-home gift. These Holocaust Survivors have very little income, usually only a stipend or two but not enough to be called a full income at all.

Holocaust Survivors enjoy programs of music, singing, dances and teaching as well, as they love to learn.

Israel’s Sukkot holiday is the “Happy Holiday” in which a stipulation of the observance is that Israelis will be “only happy”.
The eighth day of Sukkot, which is a holiday of complete rest, in which no work is to be done, has always been a mystery. At the program, ideas were discussed and a lot of interest stirred up to read further about the meanings of the holiday. Hebrew reference materials were also on hand for the guests.
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