Protection from Cold Nights in Jerusalem

 

Winter this year has been on the cold side in Israel, however, in the cities that are at higher elevations, they are even colder.  Read more...

What is a Winter Warm Campaign?

 

Israel, being a desert country, has at least months a year of hot weather, but the winters (3 months’ duration) can get very, very cold, with snow on the mountaintops at various places.  READ MORE. . . 

Connect With Israel This January

We have two projects to start 2023 with. Both are wonderful ways to start out the New Year blessing Israel!

Project 1: 2023 Winter Warm Campaign

In January Israel always is bracing cold and this year is no exception.  Reports of the homeless dying of hypothermia have begun to appear in the newspapers.

Giving Love at the Ashdod Aid Center

 

Always full of visitors during open hours, the Ashdod Aid Center is a model of volunteering, dedication and warmhearted people. Still in winter, there are a large amount of requests for warm jackets, clothing, bedding, and shoes. READ MORE . . . 

Winter Warmth from Jerusalem to Beer Sheva

 

From Beer Sheva to Jerusalem, aid containers of textiles/clothing (and winter clothing!) have brought warmth to Israel’s needy sectors.  READ MORE. . . 

Warming Them Up for a Cold Israel Winter

 

Pictures from Beer Sheva in south Israel, Ashdod and Bat Yam on the coast, supplying warm jackets for the super cold winter here in the Holy Land.  Holocaust Survivors, pensioners, widows that live on a stipend most of them READ MORE . . . 

Israel –The Worst Will Soon Be Over

In Jerusalem, Israel Relief Aid recently brought warm clothing for the new immigrants.

In Beer Sheva, out of the container came beautiful parkas for the seniors, some of them Holocaust Survivors.  Read More ...

Warm Winter Campaign Update

In Jerusalem and Beer Sheva, Israel Relief Aid recently brought all kinds of clothing, women’s hygiene goods, and other good things.  In the picture you can see new immigrants filled with joy to have something to keep warm at night, because Jerusalem is colder than other cities.  Read more...