Help Holocaust Survivors for Passover

Passover begins April 22nd this year.  For the obvious reasons, holidays this year are taking on an unprecedented level of significance. We are a nation at war and in mourning every day since Oct 7th. 

Inside a Bedouin Tent

 

Israel Relief Aid invited 300 young Ukrainians to a unique experience last month – a Passover Seder in a Bedouin Tent in the Negev Israel’s southern desert. READ MORE. . .

You Blessed a Whole Lot of Israelis!

 

For the April project, Israel Relief Aid collected funds so that Israelis (especially immigrants) in poverty could celebrate the Passover Seder and to eat the required unleavened bread during the week of Pesach. READ MORE . . . 

Passover Pictures

                           

Four #IsraelReliefAid projects were done this year for sectors in need in Israel. READ MORE... 

3 Wonderful, Exciting Passover Feeding Projects for Israelis in Need

 

A new third project for feeding at Passover is being planned!  It will be held in Israel’s Negev desert

region, in a massive Bedouin Tent!  It will be a huge large group (split into groups of 100), and the entire Seder will become a teaching platform.  Russian/Ukrainian immigrants will be invited and a full meal will be served, and a seder will be great learning experience. READ MORE . . .

Food Distribution in Israel Continues

Israel Relief Aid is building and distributing food boxes that are kosher for Passover and also can be used for general use after Passover.   These boxes will continue to be built and distributed on an ongoing basis after the holiday, as well.  Face masks are also being given out.  Read more . . . 

Passover Grocery Distribution to Israelis in Need

Many Israelis don’t know how they will fare in the next month or two without income.  They are cutting food purchases to low-cost foods. 

Israel Relief Aid is continuing distribution of supplies to needy Israelis in this time of need, like large families living under the poverty line and the elderly and the disabled.  Read more . . .