If we wanted to help impoverished Israeli pensioners in Israel, the first thing would easily be with a meal.  That’s the first basic need, and since they don’t have an income, simple basic needs like that become quite more important.

This month of November Israel Relief Aid is stocking the kitchen of the Tel Aviv Homeless Café that serves meals to the homeless on a 7-days a week basis.  This will be our event of the month.

The difficulties of new immigrants to Israel are many, and disconcerting:  Having to learn a new language in order to read signs, newspapers, medical papers, school papers, etc.; Securing work (without enough Hebrew or Israel-approved degree); Securing an apartment (on Israel’s “half” salary); Accessing services (hard without being able to read) Learning to take trains and buses; Helping the children to succeed in school.

With your help, Israel Relief Aid continues to bless the babies all over Israel within struggling families. 

Lovers of Israel just loaded a 40’ aid container in Netherlands filled with boxes and boxes of clothing, as well as hygienic supplies. 

Two years ago the Tel Aviv Homeless Café was opened by a loving group from Haifa.

During Israel’s Sukkot holiday, Israel Relief Aid helped in blessing around 100 Holocaust Survivors in the northern city of Haifa. 

It’s located in the middle of Tel Aviv’s worst “den of inequity” near the Central Bus Station. It is a place, where many homeless, prostitutes, drug and alcohol addicted people live. continue reading →

Holocaust Survivors and pensioners from Tzfat, Katzrin and Hatzor Haglilit, three cities in the Galil area of northern Israel celebrated at a Fall Holidays humanitarian event between Yom Kippur and Sukkot this year sponsored by Israel Relief Aid.  

Israel Relief Aid is organizing four events for Israel’s Sukkot holiday.