Thanks to YOU, we provided food for the entire High Holidays and immediate needs in 2 emergency shelters:
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.
Thanks to YOU, we provided food for the entire High Holidays and immediate needs in 2 emergency shelters:
Haifa Immigrant Project Your generosity also supported Israel Relief Aid’s project in Haifa, where food bags were distributed to immigrant families living below the poverty line. READ MORE
Thanks to you, Israel Relief Aid’s project in Haifa to provide food bags to immigrant families living below the poverty line successfully reached many recipients.
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.
There remain 50 abductees held by Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip for 22 months, of which around half are believed to be alive.
–Gaza Strip bordertowns – occasionally bombing Israel
–Lebanon – routing out Hezbollah attempts in Israel border zone
–Israel territories– tearing down terror webs READ MORE
In the last decade, over 35,000 immigrants chose to reside in Haifa. READ MORE
Israel Relief Aid unloaded a container from Hong Kong quickly between bombings that included chairs.
The last container of new shoes and new clothing from Poland has been distributed READ MORE
– 2 containers from Poland arrived in Israel during Passover week
–A container from France is on the water, containing clothing
–2 containers from Poland are also on the water!
–2 containers in China are in the loading process!
–A container from Hong Kong is on the water
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Thanks to all of you, helping with last month's Purim party ensured the festivities would take place. The Ben Shemen Youth Village was thrilled to have the help of Israel Relief Aid, as the government does not supply funds for holiday foods. READ MORE. . .
70% of those evacuated from the north of Israel during bombing by Hezbollah, have decided not to return to the north, after what they’ve been through.
On the other hand, many families in the north decided to dig their heels in during a year of bombing, not evacuate, and bravely stay with their houses. This bombing from Hezbollah was traumatic for families; probably most if not all of them now have PTSD, post-traumatic stress. This PTSD causes a myriad of very severe symptoms, including, for children, afraid to go to sleep at night. READ MORE...