Blessing Israel Together

Ichilov is not just a hospital, but also  Israel’s leading scientific/research medical center.  Staffing internationally renowned specialists  with a wealth of experience that successfully apply the most innovative diagnostic and treatment methods and use state-of-the-art technologies and innovations,  Ichilov in Tel Aviv has a very heavy load on its shoulders. Read more...

Way way up in the north of Israel is Nazareth Ilit, and like so many towns in Israel, it had to absorb thousands of former USSR Jewish immigrants. What is interesting is that these immigrants continue to come into Israel, and this has created a continual need for humanitarian help. Read more...

It has been rare for an Israeli organization to give aid to Nazareth Hospital, an Israeli Arab hospital.  It really impressed their hearts and helps build bridges in Israel.  They just sent us this beautiful Certificate of Appreciation. Read more...

Wow, these families were exactly the type we were looking to help for this past holiday. The need in Ramle is great – a poverty town with people living in tenement flats, dirt roads and very old one-story buildings. Read more...

Loading crew loading diapers into this Israel Relief Aid container.  Up in the Netherlands, there are many Lovers of Israel and much great stock for the containers and for distribution to the needy in Israel. Read more...

In the Netherlands, a  40-foot shipping container is being loaded  with clothing for Talpiot, Jerusalem and all Israel’s needy. Read more...

We tend to think of the High Holy Days as its own unit, and that is true. But really it is a distinct segment of a whole season that begins with Rosh Chodesh Elul, the first day of the month of Elul, and ends with Sukkot.

For Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles), we are planning to purchase food bags to give out to poverty families in Ramle (a poverty town with people also living in tenement flats), a mixed Jewish/Arab city. Read more...

Thanks to all you lovers of Israel, we were able to put on a holiday celebration for Israel’s most important holiday of the year, with a full meal for 60 individuals and families who come to the Haifa Downtown Aid Center for clothing for themselves and their children. Read more...