From displaced families and IDF soldiers to Holocaust survivors, discover how Meir Panim is offering urgent support and restoring hope this Rosh Hashanah.

A Yad Ezra V'Shulamit driver faced a missile attack while delivering food to families in northern Israel. The organization urgently needs funds to provide 25 drivers with bulletproof vests and helmets as they continue risking their lives to deliver aid.

After six months of war, new life is starting to bloom in southern Israel. With crops ripe for harvest, farmers desperatly need help to ensure their efforts will not go to waste.

Lt. Col. Liron Donal warns of escalating tensions in the north, emphasizing the potential for intensive warfare disrupting essential services.

In a world where the routine often overshadows the sacrifices made by those ensuring our safety, it's crucial to stand in support of the lone soldiers of the IDF.

The soldiers' faith in the Jewish people, Israel, and G-d, as well as their ability to prevail and win, was strengthened through the candle lighting on the front lines, performed by thousands of soldiers.

While SICF is unique in its commitment to transforming the lives of Israeli children who have been scarred by terror, this Chanukah their work is needed more than ever before.

'The soldiers want G-d on their side. And they’re doing everything they can to connect with Him.'

Aryeh Lurie, the founder of Yad Ezra V’Shulamit said, “I call on every friend of Israel, Jew and non-Jew to help us in this crisis.” As the nation grapples with the devastating consequences of war, Yad Ezra V’Shulamit is stepping up to provide much-needed food and drinks to those in the line of fire. We... Read more »

Israel is grappling with an unrelenting assault - one of the most devastating attacks ever faced. The International Jewish Chesed Foundation is helping to provide food, medicine and other vital supplies for Israelis in need.

Yad Ezra V'Shulamit has received dozens of calls from soldiers in the north and south asking for food.

Many people love Israel, but David decided to give his life for the Jewish people. At the ripe old age of 18, he came to by himself to serve in the Israel Defense Forces.

Meir Panim is making a bold move to tackle Israel's rising hunger crisis. Discover how they're changing the game this High Holiday season!

These brave soldiers sacrifice so much to protect our homeland, and it’s our duty to ensure they can celebrate Sukkot wherever they are.

A fire broke out at the Yad Ezra V'Shulamit warehouse in Jerusalem's Givat Shaul neighborhood, causing immense damage.

As Israel commemorates Yom HaZikaron (Memorial Day) to mourn those lost in the Israeli Defense Force and terror attacks, there have been many new names added to those lost since the beginning of 2023. Even more disturbing, since the turn of the year, three different sets of siblings have been murdered in terror attacks in... Read more »

On Passover, Jews all over the world celebrate freedom from slavery and spiritual redemption. Meir Panim wants to make sure that Israelis in need can also celebrate freedom from poverty.

EFRAT provides women who are considering their options regarding their unborn child with access to the most precise, updated information relating to their physical and emotional health.

Between January and October 2022, Israel has registered over 2,100 terror attack according to recent data published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

According to the Center of Organizations of Holocaust survivors in Israel, one-third of the survivors in the country live in poverty.

As Chanukah approaches, staff and volunteers at Meir Panim, one of Israel's largest assistance networks for the needy, are working hard to ensure a joyous festival for everyone.

Meir Panim is one of Israel’s largest non-profits addressing the issue of food security.

As the cost of living in Israel rises, the country’s struggling working class wonders how it will survive the Rosh Hashanah holiday. A unique opportunity to donate to Meir Panim is still available before time runs out.

As the Jewish new year approaches, Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund is there to ensure that every child suffering from terror-induced trauma is properly cared for. Rosh Hashanah is more than the Jewish New Year. It’s more than dramatic shofar blasts and dipping apples into honey. Rosh Hashanah is also about family. It is a time... Read more »

Jamie Geller, “Queen of Kosher”, bestselling author and kosher chef, goes out of the kitchen and into Israel’s reality.

'We have adapted the ATV to not only fight fires, but also to rescue the wounded in terrain that we cannot reach by ambulance. We call it ‘scoop and run.'

For Jewish Ukrainians fleeing the war, this marks the first time they will be able to personally experience the words of Israel’s national anthem Hatikva: ‘To be a free nation in our land.’

Israel believes that both soldiers killed in battle, and the civilian victims, are casualties of the same war.

Rubin's vast array of therapeutic, educational, and recreational projects for terror-victim children earned him the prestigious Yakir Benyamin Prize.

Colel Chabad provides each refugee with a Colel Chabad Food and Clothing Credit Card. The head of the household receives $675 per month with an additional $125 for each child.

Rabbi Avraham Wolff has a message to share.

Meir Panim will be providing food for Passover Seders to the Ukrainian refugees who need it. This includes matzah, wine, and a warm (kosher for Passover) meal.

Israel is not foreign to absorbing new immigrants. However, seldom do they arrive with just the shirt off their back and under complete emotional distress.

Thankfully, there is one social organization that is preparing for that day by stocking their nationwide Restaurant-Style Soup Kitchens with meals for anyone in need – Meir Panim.

As Israel’s economy makes a strong recovery from the pandemic, the cost of goods and services is skyrocketing.

The Mifgash Therapy Center and the Center for Israeli Resilience hosted a special trauma symposium this past week for the parents and therapists of Israeli children who grew up in communities affected by Arab terror.

Israel’s economy is recovering quickly from the covid restrictions.

The Children’s Centers offer children who have very little at home, to come daily and get everything they need to break out of poverty – to learn, to grow and to build their self-esteem.

While most of the news in Israel seems to be focused on the status of COVID-19, there’s another pandemic that is less spoken about - poverty.

Israel has opened its economy locally but borders remain closed. The tourist industry is 20% of Israel's economy, so for many, life under COVID-19 remains difficult.