Israel Relief Aid: New Update from CEO Jo Kaplan

 

Emergency Aid Containers Update

–The 21st emergency container is on the water to Israel, carrying new shoes and clothing, loaded in Netherlands READ MORE

Israel Relief Aid: New Update from CEO

Before the Lebanon ceasefire began northern Israel was getting bombed all day long.  Many, many single parents, elderly and families had to live next to the bomb shelter.  READ MORE...

Help Feed Homeless Israelis for the Holidays!

For the Holiday Season and the entire month of December, Israel Relief Aid will be reaching out to the poor at the Tel Aviv Homeless Café.  Many Israelis have fallen on hard times with the constant strain of missile attacks and anxiety, not knowing where their next meal will come from.  

Getting Help to Displaced / Evacuated Families

 

Bombs are falling all over the north of Israel, so 70,000 evacuees continue to be required to stay away from their homes and livelihoods. 

Israel Relief Aid Emergency Aid Containers Update

 

 --19^th and 20^th emergency aid containers were recently distributed -- innovative, direct source giving

Israel Relief Aid: New Update from CEO Jo Kaplan – September 23 2024

Bombs are falling all over the north of Israel, so 70,000 evacuees continue to be required to stay away from their homes and livelihoods. READ MORE

Israel Relief Aid: New Update from CEO Jo Kaplan – September 10, 2024

 

War Overview – Update: Israel Under Attack From: 

-Hezbollah – Northern border with Lebanon/Syria + pending “retaliation” 

–Gaza Strip bordertowns – continue to bomb from Gaza Strip (Hamas)

–West Bank territories – Hamas/Islamic Jihad operatives continue violent attacks READ MORE

Giving Israeli Kids a Chance for Start of School Year

With two million Israelis living in poverty (National Insurance report 1/21) (including over 665,000 Israeli children), Israel Relief Aid wanted to help for the school year. 

Israel Relief Aid: New Update from CEO Jo Kaplan – August 21 2024

Sderot was also one of the cities invaded on Oct 7 by Hamas terrorists.  Unbelievably, at least 3,000 families did not evacuate afterward and remained with their homes.  READ MORE. . . 

Picking Up the Lack for School in Haifa

With two million Israelis living in poverty (National Insurance report 1/21) (including over 665,000 Israeli children), even the basic needs become often unreachable. READ MORE. . . 

Israel Relief Aid Sderot Food Distribution

 

As of Aug 1, the local Sderot Aid Center sees no letup of the war, or the needs associated with it.  

Israel Relief Aid Hadera Shelter Renovation Project

 

There is a small center in Hadera needing renovation—they have been feeding the homeless three meals a day and providing shelter and also serving as a rehab and meeting room. 

Volunteering for Service, Yet Living Under the Poverty Line

For volunteers with no family in Israel, they’re on their own.

Israel Relief Aid CEO May Update

Bombing in the north continues to be heavy.  The evacuees must stay away from the north, away from their homes and livelihoods in order to be safe.  READ MORE

Israel Relief Aid CEO Update: May 2024

 

Emergency Aid Containers Update:

- 16 aid containers unloaded October-May, distributed to evacuees and immigrants
–1 aid container from Netherlands—on the water to Israel 
–2 aid containers from the US and Hong Kong are in the loading process READ MORE

Update from CEO Jo Kaplan – April 26 2024

—15 aid containers unloaded October-today, distributed to evacuees and immigrants

Look at What You Made Possible

 

After the Hamas attack on October 7th, Israel Relief Aid changed its role from a relief organization into an emergency relief organization. READ MORE

Emergency Containers Update from Israel Relief Aid CEO

• 5 aid containers have unloaded and been distributed to evacuees and immigrants

Israel Relief Aid CEO Update: Supplies for Displaced and Evacuated Families

 

Israel Relief Aid was invited to help the evacuated families at Ben Shemen with food. 

5 Emergency Containers On the Water, 5 More Loading

Aid containers from Poland, UK, and Netherlands will arrive to Israel in another two weeks.