Displaced and Evacuated Families

With the contents of the aid containers, vanloads of aid have been delivered to evacuees in Hadera,

Israel Relief Aid CEO Update: Supplies for Displaced and Evacuated Families

 

Israel Relief Aid was invited to help the evacuated families at Ben Shemen with food. 

Update from Israel Relief Aid CEO - Displaced and Evacuated Families

 

Two more loads of food have been delivered to a guest house full of evacuated families from the northern border and displaced/ evacuated families from the Gaza border area of Israel. 

A Strong Response in Sderot

 

Did you want to help Holocaust Survivors and Golden Agers in Israel?  Read more...

Israel Relief Aid – News/Updates

 

Dear Lovers of Israel, two aid containers are currently on their way to Israel. READ MORE. . .

What's Your Guess?

 

When will the next skirmish at the Gaza border be? Typically in August, but we’ll see.

Can you imagine the families in Sderot (a few minutes from the Gaza border) – how tired they are of all the bombs every summer, and also during the year?  READ MORE...

Two Meaningful Projects

Ukrainian immigrants and refugees in Haifa were invited to receive a large box of food items . . . and the response was pure excitement. READ MORE...

Shavuot is Arriving Soon

 

On the Israeli holiday of Shavuot (also called Pentecost (begins May 25 this year), Israelis will read the book of Ruth: “wherever you go, I will go; and where you lodge, I will lodge, your people shall be my people”.  READ MORE . . . 

It's Over But It's Not Over

 

Holocaust Memorial Day has come and gone, with all those stories that emanated out of horrific circumstances.  In our times, last year 15,000 Holocaust Survivors passed away. However, today there are 147,199 Holocaust Survivors living in Israel.  READ MORE. . . 

The Ukrainian Jerusalemites

 

Now that they’ve arrived from their ordeal, yes, we can help them.  First things first. 

More Than 50% of Kids in Jerusalem!

 

If we’ve never been to Israel but always wanted to go, Jerusalem usually always heads the top of the list.  So when new immigrants make aliyah, many want to live in the Holy Hill of Jerusalem. READ MORE. . . 

Ukrainians in Ramle Say Thank You

 

With your help, Israel Relief Aid gave bags of nutritious food to Ukrainian immigrants and refugees in the poverty city of Ramle throughout October. READ MORE. . . 

Influx into the Mixed City

 

Located in the territory of the Israeli tribe of Dan, Ramle is a city in the central district with 80,000 Israelis, two-thirds of whom are Jewish and one-third Arab.  It sits next to the ancient city of Lydda/Luz (Lod).

Ramle has many ethnic restaurants and an outdoor covered market (shuk) where the people shop, as prices are lower.  Ramle has long been one of Israel’s poorest cities. READ MORE. . .

Ukrainians in Israel – How to Help

 

Bags of everyday foods were a Godsend to Ukrainians who walked into a Jerusalem Israel Relief Aid network aid center.  READ MORE. . . 

We Didn't Know

 

When it was decided to prepare food bags for Sderot in August much earlier, little did we know that a military conflict was going to break out READ MORE . . .

A Ukrainian Blessing

 

One of the quickest way to bless a Ukrainian who has made their way to Israel is to provide immediate necessities.  READ MORE . . .

Ukrainians in Jerusalem

 

Most Ukrainians arrived in Israel with almost nothing at all.  Yet Israeli expenses are higher than a lot of other countries. READ MORE. . . 

Sderot, Bombs and ... Food Bags?

 

For our August Project, Israel Relief Aid is focusing on poverty-stricken Sderot with bags of nutritional Israeli food. READ MORE

Special Delivery for Ramle

 

Ramle is a mixed city of Middle Eastern Jews, Muslim Arabs, Christian Arabs, Ethiopian Jews and Russian Jews.   It’s not unusual to hear English, Arabic, Amharic, Russian and Hebrew at any given time. 

Though Ramle is an up-and-coming city, it is still a low-socioeconomic area lacking in public resources.  Yet Ramle has a population of over 76,000 in financial distress.  READ MORE...