Braving the dangers daily, truck drivers and other staff risk their lives to enter war-torn areas, ensuring shelter-bound and evacuated families receive the critical aid they need.
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.
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.
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 not foreign to absorbing new immigrants. However, seldom do they arrive with just the shirt off their back and under complete emotional distress.
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.
With the help of the Israeli government — and a lot of kind, generous donors all over the world — Yad Ezra V’Shulamit will be distributing 50,000 food baskets and vouchers to Israel’s poor for the holidays.
Yesterday they were dropping their children off at school and checking in at work. Today, thousands of civilians are held hostage in their homes under unrelenting rocket fire. But they are not alone.
Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, full of innovation and beauty, has a shocking hidden secret. Hear from the Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem who explains more.
The Home Front Command, Yad Ezra V’Shulamit and volunteers joined together to deliver hundreds of Pesach food packages door to door and to elderly people who couldn’t come pick up a basket.
This year, the government proposes to supplement food baskets for each poor family to the tune of 14 shekels ($4) for the holidays. At that rate, the funding doesn't cover the cost of a jar of honey.
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