Shanah Tovah!

 

We wish you all a good and sweet new year read more

Happy Labor Day Weekend!

 

Rosh Hashanah…Giving Comfort to Israelis

 

In the south of Israel, there are two shelters for Israelis.  One is a refuge for Israeli women and children who have been battered/abused.

This Tisha b’Av (2025)

 

How to focus on Tisha b’Av this year (Erev Tisha b’Av begins Aug 2 sundown thru Aug 3rd)?

Celebrate Freedom

Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people He has chosen as His own inheritance. Psalm 33:12

Happy 4th of July America - Israel's best friend!

As we speak, a hostage deal is being finalized to bring 10 live hostages out and 18 that are not alive.  Let's pray for their swift release!

Hag Pesach Sameach!

 

Dear Friends,

This year we mark Passover with a year of massive change for the better. Although we still have challenges, there is hope, where there wasn’t last year.

Bless Israelis in Need for Passover

Passover is April 12! Along with the necessary pre-cleaning for the holiday, most of the food for the entire holiday is purchased in advance. Yet this is not the case for Israelis living in poverty. READ MORE 

Israel Relief Aid: New Update from CEO

Pictures from Katzrin in the north of Israel, supplying warm jackets for the winter super cold here in the Holy Land.  Holocaust Survivors, pensioners, widows that live on a stipend most of them. READ MORE

Holiday Meals Thanks to YOU

 

Thanks to lovers of Israel and our compassionate friends who lend a hand towards homeless men and battered women in Israel, Israel Relief Aid has been able to send a month’s worth of food for the holiday month of October for two shelters in Beer Sheva. READ MORE . . . 

High Holiday Message from Our Chairman

As we approach Rosh Hashanah, we are confronted with a world rife with conflict and suffering.  READ MORE

Tisha B'Av: A Time of Mourning

 

Tonight, Israel’s holiday of Tisha B’Av begins at sundown thru Aug 13 at nightfall. It acknowledges the destruction of the first and second Jerusalem temples, the sending of the population to Babylon (today’s Iraq) and various other ominous events that all happened around this time.

Shall We Not Give the Orphans a Purim Fest This Year?

Yes! This year more so! With the Iran-Israel war in progress, this historical holiday has the opportunity to be a holiday of miracles in our days as it was in ancient Iran (Persia) in the days of its Queen Esther and its Prime Minister Mordechai. In contrast, the king of ancient Iran in those days gave favor to the ancient Israelis.

Happy New Year

Let us remember 2023 as a year in which many things happened.

Israel Relief Aid – News/Updates

 

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

What a Blessing You’ve Been in Israel

 

For Israel Relief Aid’s Passover project, your help made it possible so that Israelis (especially immigrants) in poverty could celebrate the Passover Seder READ MORE. . . 

Pre-Holiday Container

Yesterday, a 40-foot aid container came into Israel full of clothing and new Nike shoes!  

On April 24, two important Israeli holidays will arrive: Erev Yom HaZikaron, the day of national remembrance in Israel READ MORE...

Street Chaos, Purim and Orphans

The Purim holiday in Israel and many events were canceled this year due to the demonstrations. However, many in Israel still celebrated! And certainly the 400 orphans and placed youth at the Ben Shemen Youth Village. READ MORE. . .

Message from Israel Relief Aid Chairman

 

Since the beginning of Israel Relief Aid in 2015, we have seen so much suffering touching Israel due to worldwide crimes against humanity.

Hag Sameach!

 

Shemini Atzeret (the assembly of the 8th and final day of Sukkot) begins today, at sunset and ends Monday, Oct 17 at nightfall and Simchat Torah (the giving of the Torah)begins Mon, Oct 17 at sunset & ends Tues, Oct 18 at nightfall. Shavua Tov and Hag Sameach!

A Message for You at Rosh Hashanah

 

To give a glass of fresh cold water is an act of kindness,
to give clothing to one person in need is an act of respect

and to feed a hungry family is an act of love. READ MORE . . .