Rescue Project Update

 

Thanks to European donors the European team has been able to purchase 800,000 kilos (17.500.000 bread rolls) of wheat flour in Ukraine.  READ MORE. . .

Update – Ukraine Rescue Project

 

Many truckloads of clothing, shoes and food continue to be sent to the Ukrainian refugees that were rescued out of Ukraine to the surrounding countries. 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. . . 

Getting Ready for Rosh Hashanah

 

The Rosh Hashanah holiday here in Israel is a big one, with a 2 ½ day state closure. 

It’s a dress-up holiday. But what if you are in a new country, a new immigrant, or simply don’t have clothes for the holiday meal?  READ MORE...

Israel Relief Aid Container unloading at the Sea of Galilee

 

In this container was brand new goods for immigrants to welcome them home. 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. . . 

First Ashdod, then Jerusalem

 

Photos of Israel Relief Aid container packed in Holland unloading at two stops in Israel:  first Ashdod, then Jerusalem. READ MORE. . . 

PROJECT RESCUE UKRAINE UPDATE

Ukrainians currently being bombed by Russia as of this writing:  Apartment buildings in east Ukraine; civilians have been killed.  Situation report: 16 million Ukrainians within Ukraine need humanitarian aid. READ MORE

The Ukrainians in Israel . . . What’s Happening?

 

The Ukrainians in Jerusalem immigrated with usually only what they can carry in their arms.  Every conceivable kind of help has been needed. READ MORE ...

RESCUE PROJECT Update: Food Donation for Ukraine

 

Our RESCUE PROJECT partners in Ukraine were able to buy 3 trucks loaded with food supplies for Ukrainians in Borislav, Tarnapol and Zhitomyr!  READ MORE . . . 

Israel Relief Aid June Projects – Updates

 

Two completely different aid projects took place in June. 

Meal for 950 Ukrainian Immigrants to Israel 

This was the largest group of Ukrainian immigrants in need that we have hosted so far.  Most of them had not yet been out to eat since arriving to Israel. READ MORE

Story of One Ukrainian Immigrant Family

 

With the influx into Israel of those fleeing for their lives from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, one family shared their immigration story.  READ MORE. . . 

Another Aid Container for Israel

The latest container, full of great clothing with also Nike waist pouches, made its way to Israel, unloading for distribution to aid centers in the north of the country, and then to the unloading point in the south. READ MORE . . . 

Providing Aid for New Israeli Ukrainians

 

Thanks to our supporters, we are supplying Ukrainian immigrants to Israel with necessities to get them started in their new life here. They are arriving with little more than the clothes on their backs. The following is a thank you we received from one of our aid center partners.  LEARN MORE ...

Blessing the Ukrainian Immigrants and Refugees

 

Israel Relief Aid, in conjunction with our Christian Arab partner in Nazareth, purchased a large box of food for all of them that are starting their new life in Israel.  The Ukrainians were touched READ MORE. . . 

May ReconciliationProject

 

In the month of May, Israel Relief Aid will work on a reconciliation project following the flight of Ukrainian Jews to Israel – a bag of food given to them from Christian Arabs! READ MORE . . . 

Once They're in Israel, Now What?

 

Making aliyah (immigrating to Israel from another country) is no simple feat.  Usually it means qualifying for documentation, packing up a house or apartment and sending one’s precious belongings via joint shipping container across the ocean to Israel. READ MORE . . . 

Feeding Ukrainians in Crisis

 

Here are pictures taken in the war zone in Kharkiv, Ukraine: we are helping 2 soup kitchens, 8000 people daily SEE PHOTOS HERE. . .