Blessing Israel Together

Over 17,000 people live in the Israeli Arab city of Qalansuwa. (Qalansuwa means “turban” in Arabic.) When we approached the city officials, we found that the welfare office is run by nice people with a heart to help the struggling in the city. Read more...

We recently told you about the family living in a very basic temporary shelter in Amirim that caught fire and caved in on the father, who did not survive. The mother, Niva Carmel, was at work and children at school. They also lost everything they owned. Read more...

Israel Relief Aid is currently packing a container with some really usable items that are greatly needed by new immigrants to Israel and numerous other welfare sectors: Tableware, ceramic plates, disposable cups and almost half a container of incontinence supplies (which are VERY expensive in Israel) needed by the elderly and disabled.   Read More...

The reason that we do this work, is first and foremost to answer a strong feeling in our spirits to bring aid to Israel, and the most cost-effective way to do that is to import containers from outside the country. It’s something we know we simply must do, and looking at the poverty rate in Israel (around one-third!), it is clear why we were “assigned such a task”.   Read more...

Amongst raindrops and grey clouds, another 100 cartons’ worth of winter clothing and linens were delivered today in the upper north of Israel in Maalot, in the hills of the northern mountains.