
Goal: To Get Them Through the Israeli Winter
Israeli winters are sharply cold, with strong winds, haze/dust and rain, as we are experiencing right now. In the north, Israeli winters mean snow.
Israeli winters are sharply cold, with strong winds, haze/dust and rain, as we are experiencing right now. In the north, Israeli winters mean snow.
While many Ethiopian Jews have integrated nicely into Israeli society and serve in the IDF, police, sports, politics or entertainment, there is still widespread poverty and lack of opportunity. Many have expressed feelings of being subjected to systemic bias, being second-class…
Wow what a year this was! You have enabled so much humanitarian aid to be dispersed throughout the Holy Land of Israel, twelve great monthly events, the special large events for Holocaust Survivors and new immigrants, and of course, aid…
Israel Relief Aid recently brought in a container with some great items in it and all the aid centers in the country that asked to receive some, all got a share. When the aid center then offers these items from…
This 40-foot container from the Netherlands was just unloaded in Haifa and in Petach Tikvah. Fifteen aid centers all over Israel were stocked from this one container, and two new aid centers were outfitted.
About two years ago, this beautiful lady Nadya married Yaakov from Netanya, Israel and together they had this darling little girl Neta. Since then, they have one modest income from the father.
Thank you to everyone who gave towards feeding the homeless in Israel! In November, Israel Relief Aid, with the help of its donors, purchased many kilos each of rice, lentils, pasta, cereal, buckwheat, beef, tea and sugar for the Broken…
How tragic that the darkness of poverty prevents many Israeli children from experiencing the joy and warmth that we love at holiday time. Over one million Israeli children are in poverty. But together, we can put a smile back on…
Someone asked me today whether homeless people like the life of freedom they are living and are they not living it by choice.
If we wanted to help impoverished Israeli pensioners in Israel, the first thing would easily be with a meal. That’s the first basic need, and since they don’t have an income, simple basic needs like that become quite more important.