A youth village on the outskirts of Jerusalem was the location for this month’s event for Purim. This youth village consists of children/teens placed by social services because the parent/parents cannot care for them, or that they are orphans. READ MORE. . .
Recently during the COVID closure here in Israel, aid distribution didn’t have to stop and wait. No! Israel Relief Aid’s large network of aid centers throughout the country found out that the need was even greater during the closure (because of the inability to purchase at stores, which are closed). For Holocaust Survivors, help with food is always the number one need . . . and second is personal contact to turn back the loneliness. READ MORE...
It’s amazing to
think that Holocaust Survivors can be hungry.
Unbelievable! So many are living
in poverty.
With International Holocaust Memorial Day this week on
Wednesday, January 27, in honor of struggling Holocaust Survivors here in
Israel, food bags have been prepared. Help with food is always the number one need . . . and
second is personal contact to turn back the loneliness. READ MORE. . .
Israel
Relief Aid’s Winter Warm Campaign extends to some of the coldest places,
and one of those is the Israeli desert – the Negev—which extends from Beer
Sheva to Eilat in the south. READ MORE . . .