Blessing Israel Together

  Two shelters in Beer Sheva housing and rehabilitating men and women who live on the streets of various cities in Israel, as well as abused women, received a surprise blessing this month.   You blessed them right where they needed it. READ MORE... 

  Immigrants in need in Rishon LeZion and Haifa were gifted with new shoes from an Israel Relief Aid container recently.  Read more. . . 

  In this month’s project – feeding homeless Israelis and the shelters for men and sheltered women – we wanted to give you some pictures of what they’ve been eating at the shelters, and the kind of foods they need every week: READ MORE. . .

  High Holiday Pictures: Distribution of food boxes for the High Holidays by the Nazareth Aid Center, some of the boxes had to be delivered because of those who were unable to physically come to the meeting to collect their box.   See photos here…  

With the hope to supply holiday food to the most-struggling sector, Israel Relief Aid chose Holocaust Survivors in Nazareth Ilit (Nof HaGalil) in the Galilee to receive food boxes that contained grape juice, honey, pomegranates, apples, rice, couscous, chickpeas, pasta, buckwheat, peas and green beans. Read more...

  More pictures came in from Israel Relief Aid’s recent school supply distribution.   This time from Rishon LeZion.   The schools in Israel do not give out free books or school supplies.  READ MORE... 

  The people of Sderot live in a war zone.  Fires daily in the Sderot area from the incendiary balloons have caused residents of the city and surrounding areas to be on constant alert.  Being on constant alert day after day quickly gets exhausting. Wanting to give relief, especially to those living below the poverty line in Sderot, Israel Relief Aid provided a large quantity of diapers for mothers in the city from the best-priced retailer in the country, and also had food stocks delivered down to Sderot from a logistics company near Ben Gurion Airport.  These food stocks are things like rice, pasta, peas, corn, garbanzo (humus) beans, and grain, baked beans.  These have been split out to individual food bags for the families. READ MORE...