We wait for the blessed hope and appearance of the glory of our great God and Savior, Messiah Yeshua. He gave Himself for us so that He might redeem us from every lawless deed and so that He might purify for Himself a chosen people, zealous for good deeds.

As we reflect on the first quarter of 2025, we are humbled and grateful for the extraordinary impact your partnership has made possible. In a time of ongoing uncertainty and recovery, your support has brought tangible hope and healing to countless individuals across Israel. From financial aid for families affected by war to vital medical supplies and trauma care for survivors, each act of generosity has echoed God’s faithfulness. This report offers a glimpse into what we’ve accomplished together so far this year — thanks to your compassion, prayers, and steadfast commitment.

In January, Vision for Israel placed 23 bomb shelters in northern Israeli towns near the Lebanese border. These shelters were installed in public and central locations such as synagogues, schools, playgrounds, and elderly clubs, providing essential protection during ongoing attacks. Since the project began, 422 shelters have been placed. Many residents, displaced for over a year, are beginning to return to their homes. These shelters offer a measure of safety and hope. We are deeply grateful to our donors whose generous support makes this life-saving work possible.

Donation of Medical Kits in Northern Israel

We donated 64 paramedic kits and 2 advanced doctor kits to emergency teams in Ma’aleh Yosef and Merom HaGalil, northern Israeli regions under threat. These frontline responders protect evacuated towns from both attacks and looting. Council representatives expressed heartfelt thanks for the equipment, calling it “critical” for readiness and safety. The security situation remains volatile, and our support empowers these brave volunteers to act swiftly in emergencies. Your donations truly equip these communities for life-saving response.

Tu B’Shvat Musical Morning for Holocaust Survivors

To celebrate Tu B’Shvat, Vision for Israel hosted 60 Holocaust survivors from Tel Aviv and Modi’in at the Millennium Centre for a joyful morning of music and connection. A musical duo performed with violins, harmonicas, and more — sparking dancing and smiles. VFI arranged transportation and served a healthy breakfast with a dessert treat. Survivors expressed deep gratitude, many attending for the first time. One guest shared, “I’m thrilled that we’re remembered with so much respect.” Thank you for making events like these possible, where dignity and joy are restored.

Emergency Equipment for Gaza Frontline Soldiers

We donated essential gear to a reserve battalion stationed in Gaza, made up mostly of Givati veterans. Items included a solar power station, heaters, ski masks, and more. A soldier, exempt from duty but who volunteered anyway, collected the donation. He described the immense psychological toll of the war, with many soldiers suffering from PTSD. “This donation is our most significant fuel,” he said. Despite a drop in public support as the war drags on, your faithfulness helps sustain and uplift our soldiers in the hardest places.

Before Passover, we distributed aid to 1,200 families across central and southern Israel. Rising living costs continue to burden vulnerable households, and this year we increased the gift card amounts to better meet their needs. Our team personally met many families and heard their stories—stories of hardship, but also of faith and perseverance. With your support, these families will be able to celebrate the holiday with dignity and joy. Thank you for standing with us and ensuring no table is left empty this Passover.

Purim Celebration for Terror-Affected Families

Over 250 children and their families, all victims of terror, joined our joyful Purim event at the Millennium Centre. Children arrived in costumes and enjoyed inflatables, games, crafts, a circus show, and festive music. A delicious lunch was served, along with popcorn, cotton candy, and drinks. Many parents thanked us, sharing how much this day meant during a time of deep anxiety and trauma. Together with the Victims of Hostilities Organization, we created a space of joy and relief. Your support makes this kind of healing possible.

Good Deeds Day – Celebration for Modi’in Seniors

On Good Deeds Day (18 March), we welcomed 60 seniors from Modi’in to the Millennium Centre for a heartwarming cultural event. Guests enjoyed music, dancing, and comedy, lifting spirits and bringing laughter to many faces. A breakfast of sandwiches and vegetables was served, and city officials joined to show appreciation for VFI’s ongoing support of the city’s elderly. These events give seniors not only nourishment but joy and human connection. Your partnership makes this possible—thank you for blessing their lives in such meaningful ways.

Barry participated in the dedication of our newest ambulance donated to Magen David Adom in Tiberius—a fully equipped mobile intensive care unit (MICU). This marks the 13th ambulance Vision for Israel has donated. MICUs offer advanced care even before reaching the hospital, greatly increasing survival rates. In times of war and peace alike, this ambulance will serve the people of Israel with critical, life-saving care. Thank you for helping us respond to urgent medical needs and strengthen Israel’s emergency readiness.

Unsung Heroes: A Tribute to Reservist Wives

An appreciation event was held in Kfar Saba for about 100 reserve wives from a southern battalion that has completed over 300 days of front-line duty. While their husbands serve, these women face the challenges of managing home and family alone, often with little recognition. Awareness of their sacrifices is growing, and Vision for Israel is helping support them. The evening featured a stand-up show, a rich dairy meal donated by VFI, and small gifts to lift their spirits. Barry and Batya attended the event, honoring the strength and resilience of these dedicated women.

Are you willing to bless Israel, make a difference in the lives of people, and partner with God's plan for restoration of the land of Israel?

From bomb shelters to holiday aid, your support brought hope and protection to thousands across Israel this quarter. See what you helped make possible.

Lives Touched. Hope Restored. Your Q1 2025 Impact Across Israel | Vision for Israel

Lives Touched. Hope Restored. Your Q1 2025 Impact Across Israel

"The Lord will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace."

Dear Friends,

Passover is a season of renewal and redemption, a time to reflect on God’s faithfulness in delivering His people from bondage to freedom. As Jewish believers in Yeshua, we see the beauty of this season not only in remembering the Exodus from Egypt but also in the ultimate redemption we have through Him. It is a time of family gatherings, storytelling, and giving thanks for the blessings of freedom.

But for many families in Israel, this season is overshadowed by struggle. Instead of preparing for a festive meal, thousands of parents worry about how they will put food on the table. The ongoing war has deepened financial hardship, adding many more families to the cycle of poverty. Inflation has driven up the cost of food and daily essentials, making it even more difficult for struggling households to observe Passover. Because eating kosher for the holiday requires replacing food and utensils, expenses increase significantly—an overwhelming burden for those already living paycheck to paycheck.

Every year, Vision for Israel provides gift cards to families in need, helping them purchase food and essentials for the holiday. This year, we are increasing the amount each family receives for 1,200 families across the country who are receiving this aid. Yet the need remains great and overwhelming.

The L. family from Yerucham, a small town in southern Israel, is one such family. With three children, ages 5, 9, and 14, the parents work tirelessly to provide for their household. The father, despite dealing with significant health challenges, is studying cooking at a college in Be’er Sheva to build a better future. The mother works full-time as a cleaner, even though she lives with just one kidney. They do everything they can to improve their circumstances, yet they still struggle to afford even the most basic needs.

This Passover, will you help families like the L. family experience the joy of the season?

Your generosity can make a real difference:

£60 ($70) provides food for a family of one for a week

£70 ($100) provides food for a family of four for a week

£100 ($125) provides food for a family of six or more for a week

Passover is meant to be a time of joy, faith, and celebration—a reminder of God’s power to redeem and restore. Your support brings more than just food; it brings hope, dignity, and the reassurance that they are not alone.

As we gather around our own tables and retell the story of Exodus, let us extend God’s love by providing for those who are struggling. This is our opportunity to be a blessing to the people of Israel in their time of need.

Please give today and help bring hope and provision to families in Israel this Passover.


Chag Pesach Same’ach,

Barry & Batya


"Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever."

P.S.
Please remember to pray for the remaining hostages that are still in Gaza. This will be their second Passover in captivity. We pray for their quick release from bondage into freedom.

Help struggling families in Israel celebrate Passover and restore their dignity. Your gift provides food and essentials to those in need. Donate today.

Sharing the Joy of Passover | Blog | Vision for Israel

"When you eat and are satisfied, you shall bless the Lord your God for the good land He has given you."

Dear Friends,

As we prepare to celebrate Passover, a time of remembrance and freedom, we are also facing a heartbreaking reality in Israel. The poverty rate continues to rise, and many families—especially those affected by the tragic events of 7 October—are struggling to survive. These are families who have lost homes, livelihoods, and even loved ones. Beyond financial hardship, they are battling emotional and mental distress, trying to rebuild their lives in the face of overwhelming obstacles.

At Vision for Israel, we are doing everything we can to bring relief. Our team is preparing one of our largest Passover distributions — providing magnetic gift cards to about 1,200 families. These cards, ranging from £60 to £110 ($70 to $125) depending on family size, will allow them to buy food and essentials for the holiday. But we cannot do this without you.

Take Aliza*, for example—a mother of six who is carrying the weight of her family alone. Her husband, an immigrant from India, is unable to work and takes little part in the household. On top of raising her children, Aliza is also the primary caregiver for her elderly father, who suffers from dementia and requires constant care. Their home is in severe disrepair—broken beds, cracked windows, barely any storage, and children sleeping on mattresses on the floor. The situation is so dire that even social workers, who have seen many cases of hardship, were left speechless.

For families like Aliza’s, every penny goes toward surviving another day. They desperately need support, and we must answer their call.

With Passover approaching, this is a time to extend our hands in love and generosity. Will you help provide for families in need? Your gift will allow them to celebrate with dignity, knowing they are not forgotten.

Your donation of:

£60 ($70) provides food for a family of one for 1 week

£85 ($100)provides food for a family of four for 1 week

£110 ($125) provides food for a family of 6+ for 1 week


Please join us in bringing hope to Israel’s most vulnerable. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference. Donate Now.


With gratitude,

Barry & Batya

"Blessed is he who considers the poor; the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble."

Provide hope this Passover — help families in Israel facing poverty and crisis. Your gift supplies food and essentials to those in need. Donate today!

A Struggle No Family Should Face | Vision for Israel

"He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds." 

Dear Friends,

Purim is a time of joy, celebration, and remembering God's faithfulness. It is a time when we recall how the Jewish people were saved from destruction, and how sorrow was turned into gladness. But for thousands of children in Israel today, joy feels like a distant dream.

Since 7 October 2023, about 20,000 children have become terror survivors—many suffering from deep trauma, both physical and emotional. 1,873 have been injured, 1,884 have lost parents or siblings, and 23 have been left completely orphaned. These precious children have had their sense of security shattered. Instead of worrying about school and friends, they are learning to cope with grief, fear, and unimaginable loss.

One of these children is Ido, an 11-year-old boy from Kibbutz Nachal Oz.

On the morning of 7 October, Ido and his family woke up to the sound of sirens. They hurried into their safe room, trying to understand what was happening. The sky filled with rockets, explosions shook the house, and soon, they heard shouting in Arabic. Within moments, terrorists had infiltrated their home.

Gunfire sprayed through their windows, the electricity was cut, and the family sat in complete darkness. Ido began to panic. His little sisters were thirsty, but there was no water. His parents whispered to each other, trying to figure out what to do. They realized this might be their last day alive.

At one point, Ido turned to his mother and whispered, "Tell me good things." A simple request, but one that speaks volumes. In the midst of unimaginable terror, this child just wanted to hear something good.

By God’s grace, Ido and his family survived. But the trauma of that day will never leave them. Like thousands of other children across Israel, he now lives with the emotional scars of war.

Here at Vision for Israel, we are committed to bringing hope and comfort to children like Ido. 

That is why we are hosting a special Purim celebration for nearly 350 people: children and their families, survivors of terror attacks, at the Millennium Center. We desire to make these children laugh, play, and experience the joy of Purim. They will enjoy:


A specially designed program with theater, arts, music, and workshops

A chance to be surrounded by other children who understand their pain and great loss.

The cost of this event is nearly £21,500 ($27,000), including transportation, all activities, musicians, breakfast, and a freshly cooked lunch.

This is your opportunity to be involved, take part, and bless these families. 

Purim is a time to remember how God turned sorrow into joy and despair into celebration. Will you be part of bringing that transformation to Israel’s most vulnerable children?

Your generous gift today will provide moments of happiness, relief, and healing for these children. Every donation helps us bring joy to kids who have endured unimaginable loss.

Please give generously to Vision for Israel’s Aid to the Poor fund and help make Purim a time of joy and restoration for children who need it most.


"The righteous care about justice for the poor, but the wicked have no such concern."

Happy Purim with heartfelt gratitude,

Barry & Batya

This Purim, help bring joy to Israel’s terror survivor children. Your gift will provide a special day of celebration and healing. Please donate now!

From Trauma to Celebration: A Special Day for Israeli Kids | Blog | Vision for Israel

From Trauma to Celebration: A Special Day for Israeli Kids

“Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever.”

Dear Friends,

As we reflect on 2024, our hearts are filled with gratitude for your unwavering support and generosity. This past year, your partnership with Vision for Israel made an extraordinary impact across the land of Israel, bringing hope, healing, and provision to thousands in need.

Thanks to your contributions, we were able to give out an incredible $3,846,172 in 2024, which was distributed across critical areas:



Your gifts brought tangible change to lives through these impactful achievements:


245 safety shelters installed in northern and southern Israel.

4 ambulances were donated to Magen David Adom, bringing our total to 12 ambulances donated to date.

Protective gear was provided to over 300 emergency response team members.

1 vehicle for Sderot’s municipal police to enhance security.

Firefighting equipment for 2 kibbutzim to protect vulnerable communities.

3,371 families received gift cards to purchase essential items, including underprivileged families, new immigrants, terror survivors, Holocaust survivors, and the elderly.

505 food baskets delivered to those in need.

733 children received brand-new backpacks to start the school year with dignity.

60 students received financial grants to pursue higher education.


This was only possible because of you. Your faithful support allows us to respond to emergencies, empower families, and provide aid that transforms lives. From safety shelters to children’s education, from helping emergency responders to bringing relief to those who have lost so much—your generosity has been a beacon of hope in difficult times.

As we move into 2025, we look forward to continuing this vital work together, trusting in the Lord’s provision and the kindness of His people. Thank you for standing with us to make a real difference in the lives of so many.


“The generous will themselves be blessed, for they share their food with the poor.”

Thank you for making a life-changing impact in Israel in 2024! Your generosity provided safety, aid, and hope to thousands. We’re grateful for your support.

Thank You for Making a Difference in 2024 | Blog | Vision for Israel

Thank You for Making a Difference in 2024

My flesh and my heart fail; But God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.

Dear Friends,

Every day, tens of thousands of survivors of terror and trauma in Israel struggle to rebuild their lives. These individuals—mothers, fathers, children, and loved ones—carry deep emotional and physical wounds that require compassion, care, and meaningful rehabilitation. Tragically, the resources currently available are not enough to meet the growing need.

At Vision for Israel, we are committed to standing in the gap. For over 25 years, we have served the people of Israel by offering support to those who need it most. Today, we are moving forward with a bold initiative to provide specialized rehabilitation programs for victims of terrorism and violence.

Victims of terrorism experience trauma in different ways—some manage to rehabilitate successfully, while others struggle to recover. The lasting effects of these attacks turn victims into individuals who must fight for their wounded souls every day. Their daily functioning is impacted, which in turn affects families across Israel and influences society as a whole.

Research has identified various methods for treating individuals who have experienced violence, terrorism, war, and other traumatic events. The primary goal is to support those who are mentally exhausted by developing personalised recovery plans that help them rebuild their lives. Our mission is to provide tailored and meaningful support to those in need.

The current situation in Israel is extremely challenging, with entire communities deeply affected by the 7th October 2023, massacre. The demand for psychological and emotional support continues to grow daily, with an increasing number of applications from those in need. We believe this initiative will play a crucial role in healing and rehabilitating the affected populations. 

We have been diligently working to develop effective programs, but their implementation requires significant financial resources. While part of the budget is secured, additional funding is still needed to bring the project to life. Additionally, a skilled team of consultants and professionals in the field is essential to ensure the program’s success.

Your support can help make a real difference in the lives of those who have endured immense hardship.

Will you join us in this mission of hope? Your gift today will help us create a safe space where lives can be rebuilt and hearts can be renewed. Please visit Vision for Israel to make your donation today and dedicate your donation to “Aid to the Poor”.

“And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away.”

Support Vision for Israel’s rehabilitation project for trauma survivors. Help build spaces of healing, including a rooftop garden. Donate now to restore lives.

Restoring Joy and Dignity to Trauma Victims in Israel | Vision for Israel

Restoring Joy and Dignity to Trauma Victims in Israel

For we are His workmanship—created in Messiah Yeshua for good deeds, which God prepared beforehand so we might walk in them. - Eph. 2:10

As we look back on 2024, we are deeply grateful for how the Lord has worked through Vision for Israel to bless those in need across Israel. Together, we have strengthened communities, saved lives, brought joy to the vulnerable, and offered hope to the hopeless. From providing bomb shelters to areas under attack to distributing clothing for Holocaust survivors, your generosity has made an eternal difference. Each initiative reflects God’s call to be His hands and feet in this land of promise.

Below, we invite you to reflect on the many ways we stood together to bring healing and restoration throughout the year. Each effort is a testament to the power of faith in action.

Safe Spaces for Kibbutz Re’im: Bomb Shelter Donation

Life-Saving Equipment for Emergency Response Teams

Aid for Yanu‘ach Jat: Strengthening the Galilee

Strengthening Northern Communities with Bomb Shelters

Clothing the Holocaust Survivors of Holon: Restoring Dignity

Family Aid Initiative Brings Hope to Kiryat Malachi

Rain or Shine — Installing Bomb Shelters in the North

Strengthening Families: Aid for Rishon Le’Tzion

Purim Joy for Terror Survivors: A Special Celebration

Emergency Equipment Donation for Sderot Response Teams

Bomb Shelters Offering Protection Amid Rising Tensions

Four-Wheeler Donation Brings Safety to Itamar

Financial Aid for Families Celebrating Passover – Netivot

Volunteers in Action: Serving at the Millennium Centre

Bomb Shelters Strengthening Northern Communities

Firefighting Equipment Donation to Sdeh Nehemiah

Life-Saving 4X4 Ambulance for Remote Communities

Hosting Holocaust Survivors: A Special Day at the Millennium Centre

Emergency Gear Donation for Kibbutz Amir Responders

Firefighting Equipment Delivered to Kibbutz Gonen

Protecting Sderot: Municipal Police Vehicle Donation

Shelter for Majdal Shams: Protecting from Rocket Attack

Pack to School Project: Equipping Israel’s Children

Back to School Blessings: Providing Supplies for Students

Scholarships Empowering Survivors of Terror

30 Years of Vision for Israel: UK Anniversary Celebration

High Holiday Financial Aid for Families in Need

Volunteers Make an Impact at the Millennium Centre

Saving Lives: Two Ambulances Donated to MDA

30 Years of Vision for Israel: US Anniversary Celebration

Providing a Bomb Shelter to Kfar Aza Families

Clothing Bazaar Brings Warmth to Families in Need

Essential Aid Delivered to Families Facing Hardships

Safety Shelters for Israel’s Northern Border Communities

As we look ahead to 2025, we pray for continued strength to meet the needs of Israel’s most vulnerable. Your generosity makes our mission possible. To help us continue this work, please consider making a donation today: https://www.visionforisrael.com/en/give.

Thank you for standing with us as we bless Israel and fulfill God’s Word: 

“The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine on you and be gracious to you”

Join us in celebrating a year of blessings! From bomb shelters to scholarships, Vision for Israel brought hope and healing to communities in need in 2024.

Protecting and Providing: Your Impact in 2024

“Even to your old age, I am He, and to gray hairs, I will carry you. I have made, and I will bear; I will carry and will save.”

Dear Friends,

As we approach Tu Bishvat, the new year of the trees, we are reminded of the promise of growth, renewal, and resilience. This holiday celebrates the cycles of life and the beauty of new beginnings. Yet, as we reflect on this season of hope, we must also remember the pain and trauma faced by so many families in Israel following the recent war in Gaza and the hostage crisis.

The recent ceasefire agreement brought about the release of ten hostages, reuniting families after over a year of unbearable separation. Among them was Gadi Moses, who was held captive for 482 days—a harrowing ordeal that finally ended in his long-awaited return. While we thank God for these answered prayers, some hostages remain in Gaza, and their loved ones continue to wait in anguish for their return.

For those who have been freed, the physical and emotional scars are deep. Survivors of captivity face unimaginable trauma, and their families must now navigate the long road of healing together. The need for support—both practical and emotional—has never been greater.

One story is of Sahar Calderon, a 17-year-old girl who spent 54 days in Hamas captivity alongside her younger brother, Erez. Although she is now back home, her father, Ofer, remains a hostage. Sahar describes her ongoing struggle:
"On the outside, I can look radiant and happy. On the inside, I’m broken. Every day when I wake up, I’m back in Gaza. It scares me to go out. I’m afraid of every stranger I see."

Sahar’s words speak not only to her own pain but to the collective trauma of so many families whose lives have been shattered by these events.

The Katz-Nathanson family is one of many still waiting for answers. Doron Katz Asher, a young mother, was kidnapped along with her daughters Raz (4.5) and Aviv (2.5). Her mother, Efrat, and partner, Gadi Moses, were also taken, along with her brother Ravid.

While Gadi Moses has now been released, Doron and her daughters were previously featured in a Hamas propaganda video, and the whereabouts of other family members remain unclear. For their sister Lior, the uncertainty is agonizing:
"Our house in Nir Oz is still standing, but we have no family to return to. A quarter of our community is gone—kidnapped, missing, or dead. We don’t care about the house. We just want our family back."

These stories remind us of the fragility of life and the strength of the human spirit. They also remind us of our shared responsibility to care for those in need.

Tu Bishvat reminds us that after the darkest of winters, life begins to blossom anew. Just as trees take root and bloom, so too can hope grow even in the harshest conditions. But this process requires nurturing. It requires us to plant seeds of healing, restoration, and support.

Vision for Israel is on the front lines, providing assistance to terror survivors, their families, and the broader community. From trauma treatment to financial aid, we are working tirelessly to bring comfort and relief to those most affected by this crisis.

We can do more with your support!

How Can You Help?

Pray. Pray for the safe return of the hostages still in Gaza. Pray for healing for those who have been released and for comfort for their families.

Give. Your donation provides therapeutic sessions, financial aid, and essential supplies to those affected by this crisis. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference.

Please visit visionforisrael.com/donate to make a contribution today. Together, we can bring hope and healing to families in need.

Let us stand together in this season of Tu Bishvat, planting seeds of hope and renewal for the people of Israel. Your prayers and support are a lifeline for those navigating the long path to healing.

Thank you for your continued generosity and faithfulness. Together, we can bring light to the darkest of times and help these families rebuild their lives.


With blessings and gratitude,

Barry & Batya 

“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit."

This Tu Bishvat, join us in supporting Israeli families affected by the hostage crises. Pray, give, and plant seeds of hope for a season of renewal.

A Time for New Beginnings | Vision for Israel

“Defend the weak and the fatherless; uphold the cause of the poor and the oppressed.”

Dear Friends,

Israel is at a crossroads. While the world focuses on the aftermath of war, a quieter but equally devastating battle rages on within the borders of the land we hold dear. Poverty now grips 3 million Israelis, with children and the elderly among the most affected. Rising costs, including a recent VAT (value-added tax) increase, have pushed families and seniors to the brink of survival.

Imagine, for a moment, what this means for someone like Amalia, a 70-year-old widow living in Petach Tikva. Frail and battling multiple health conditions, she lives in a damp, crumbling home she cannot afford to repair. Her children, though grown, are struggling with their own financial hardships and are unable to help.

Amalia shared with us her heartbreak: “I save everything, I do not waste it—because there is no money to buy more. It’s difficult to survive. How is it possible for sick people to reach such a state? We have no way to live.”

Sadly, Amalia’s story is not unique. Across Israel, nearly half of the elderly population faces dire choices daily—between food and medicine, heat and electricity. In households with children, the situation is equally grim: nearly 50% of supported families report declining mental health and educational setbacks for their little ones.

This winter, we at Vision for Israel are stepping up our efforts. Your contributions will support our aim to increase our giving by 20% in 2025. That means reaching more families, more children, and more elderly individuals with essential aid: food, clothing, financial support, and hope.

We cannot do this without you. Your support is urgently needed to help families like Amalia’s—and millions more—through this difficult season. Together, we can be the hands and feet of the Messiah, shining His light in the darkest places.

Please give today. Your donation will provide warmth, nourishment, and comfort to Israel’s most vulnerable.

“Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to Me.”

Thank you for standing with us in this critical mission.

With blessings and gratitude,
Barry & Batya

Your gift today will bring hope to families in desperate need. Donate now.

Support Israel’s families and elderly facing poverty this winter. Donate today and join Vision for Israel in providing vital aid to those in need.

Standing with Israel’s Elderly | Vision for Israel

“But above all these things, put on love, which is the bond of perfection.”

The year 2024 has been marked by challenges and struggles—grief, sorrow, restlessness, and the loss of countless lives in an ongoing battle. An entire nation cries out for salvation and comfort. Yet, amidst the hardships, there have been victories in battle, a crushing defeat of the enemy, and glimmers of hope. Still, many remain wounded, both physically and mentally, bearing the scars of war. Poverty continues to rise, with a significant growth in the population falling below the poverty line.


Despite it all, we have witnessed achievements in various fields. It is clear that life remains a mix of triumphs and trials, and the cycle continues.

As we look to the future, we pray for a coming year filled with love, kindness, and generosity of heart. Let it be a year where giving and compassion flourish, where the needs of the many are met by the care and generosity of others.

This year, we celebrated the 30th anniversary of Vision for Israel. These have been 30 amazing years of tireless work and dedication. Even in the face of immense challenges, we have seen that when the struggles are greater, the victories shine even brighter.

We firmly believe that the ultimate cure for the obstacles and challenges in life is love—a love that inspires generosity of heart, joy in all circumstances, and hope for the days ahead.

We celebrated our 30th anniversary with friends and partners in the UK and US. Thank you to everyone who joined us!

Every year Vision for Israel distributes gift cards for the high holidays to enable families in need to celebrate the holiday with joy, dignity, and a full table. Even before the war began, many families in Israel were in tough financial situations. And now, over a year of war, thousands of families have been evacuated from their homes, lost loved ones, and have experienced trauma from the war leaving many more in need.  

This September VFI provided about 1,300 gift cards to victims of hostilities, Holocaust survivors, soldiers from difficult backgrounds, and welfare families. Our team traveled to many cities throughout Israel to personally deliver these gifts, meet the families, and be a comfort to them.

With grateful hearts, these families thanked us and openly shared about their difficult situations. As we listened to each story, we saw deeper into the many layers of pain and difficulty that the people of Israel are going through right now. Thank you for practically helping these families in Israel continue to celebrate God’s goodness, even during the war.

With the ongoing war, many women who are already in distress, are afraid they will not be able to provide for their children properly, and they seek abortion. VFI donated supplies to an organization in Kfar Saba that cares for women in distress. We were able to help single moms, women with families in need, women in prostitution and drugs, and women who are unexpectedly pregnant. Your donations to VFI have helped provide essential needs for these women and their babies like diapers, bottles, and clothes. The organization thanked us for our priceless cooperation, and we give thanks to God and you for supporting life!

Now more than ever, during the war, Israel needs more ambulances to help save as many lives as possible. Thanks to our generous donors, two more ambulances were donated to MDA this quarter! One ambulance is a mobile intensive care unit (MICU) and the other is a regular service ambulance. Both will provide medical response in central Israel. Barry and Batya attended the dedication event and were honored by the MDA staff and volunteers. We thank our generous donors who have made it possible to present such a large-scale donation that will surely save many lives.

VFI held a free clothing day (bazaar-style) for 250 children and their parents in Rishon LeTzion. We brought a large amount of almost new and second-hand clothes to families who could not afford new clothes. Each family picked out the clothes they wanted and left with several bags of clothes that could be used by the children and parents while maintaining their dignity and well-being.

For many, this was the first opportunity to receive quality clothing after a long period in which they had to make do with what they had. This endeavor improved the situation of many families, and their gratefulness was heartwarming!

As the war with Lebanon has intensified, we have accelerated the placement of bomb shelters in communities near the northern border. Since September, we have placed 59 bomb shelters in northern Israel, bringing the total number to 399. The shelters were placed in public areas, near schools, bus stops, sports stadiums, and parks to help Israelis continue to live their lives during this intense time of war. Thank you for your generous donations that help provide a safe place for Israelis to run to as rockets are launched daily.

Even though the high holidays are over, our help continues as we stand by families in need throughout the year. We provide gift cards to families and increase the amount on the gift cards for larger families of 8 members or more. 

As our team meets with these families, we get the opportunity to hear their stories. Some are struggling with health problems, which prevent them from working and providing for their families. Some have children with special needs, which require high costs for the treatments they need. Others are just struggling with the high costs of living in Israel. And many are reserve soldiers that had to leave their families and jobs, to fight for the protection of the nation of Israel.

Thank you faithful donors for generously giving to the Family Aid fund! Your donations are making a tangible impact throughout the nation of Israel.

In the last quarter of 2024, we continued to support and stand with the people of Israel. Take a look at what your donations have accomplished in this impact report.

Love, a Bond of Perfection | Vision for Israel

"The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?"


As we enter a new year, our hearts are heavy with the challenges facing Israel, yet they are also full of hope for what we can accomplish together. The past year was marked by trials: the terrible massacre on 7th October in 2023, a continuing war on multiple fronts, and the resulting economic hardships that have shaken the nation to its core. Prices are rising, budgets are shrinking, and more families than ever are struggling to meet their basic needs.

Vision for Israel is taking bold action to address the ongoing economic crisis. In 2024, our budget exceeded expectations, and through God’s provision and your faithful support, we met our financial goals. For 2025, we are increasing the budget even further. This is an ambitious step, but the need is urgent, and we cannot wait. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of thousands in need.

Here are the goals we are striving to achieve this year:

Providing greater welfare support: Increasing aid to struggling families by at least 20% to help them face the mounting costs of daily life.

Supplying emergency equipment and bomb shelters: Expanding our efforts to protect communities from missile attacks by placing shelters and distributing life-saving resources to emergency response teams.

Supporting terror survivors and their families: Offering rehabilitation workshops and direct assistance to those suffering from physical and emotional trauma.

Caring for Holocaust survivors and the elderly: Ensuring that those who have endured so much are surrounded with love and practical support.

The numbers tell a sobering story: nearly one in five families in Israel now lives below the poverty line, facing daily battles with deprivation, debt, and despair. Entire communities have been uprooted, and thousands are coping with the scars of war, struggling to find their footing. Without intervention, the economic forecast for 2025 could leave even more families in poverty, and we cannot allow that to happen.

Your generosity makes a tangible difference! Last year, your contributions brought food, medical supplies, and emergency aid to thousands of people in need. This year, we must do even more.

We ask for your prayers and your support as we tackle these immense challenges. Please consider making a gift today to help us reach our new goals. And if it’s on your heart to become a monthly donor, your impact will go even further. Every donation is a seed of hope, planted in faith that God will bring restoration to the people of Israel.

With your help, we can make 2025 a year of healing, hope, and new beginnings for those who need it most.


Please give generously today at VisionforIsrael.com. Together, we can bring God’s light into the darkest places.


With heartfelt gratitude and blessings for a joyful and prosperous New Year,

Barry & Batya

"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope."

Start the new year with hope—help Vision for Israel bring relief to families in poverty, Holocaust survivors, and terror victims. Please donate today!

A Brighter Tomorrow for Israel Starts Today | Vision for Israel

A Brighter Tomorrow for Israel Starts Today

“Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap.”

Dear Friends,

As the year draws to a close, we are reflecting on all that God has done through your support in 2024. From feeding the hungry to aiding lone soldiers, from supporting terror and Holocaust survivors to families in desperate need, your generosity has been a beacon of light in dark places. Now, with just 10 days left in this year, we humbly ask you to consider making a one-time sacrificial gift that will bring hope to those who need it most.

This Hanukkah and Christmas season, your best gift can have an immeasurable impact. By donating to our general fund, you provide the flexibility we need to respond to urgent needs—whether that means supplying food, clothing, or shelter to struggling families or extending emotional and practical support to people like Limor.

Limor’s story is one of resilience and inspiration. At just 7 years old, she was abandoned by her mother who left her and her sister at a public park near a children’s home. Despite a childhood filled with hardship, Limor excelled at a military school, served as a fire brigade commander in the Air Force, and later worked at border crossings with Gaza. She even pursued higher education in biology and teaching. Today, Limor is a devoted single mother and a special education teacher, determined to give her son a better life than the one she endured.

Limor’s journey reminds us that even the smallest acts of kindness can change lives. Your gift today can ensure that others like her have the support they need to rise above life’s challenges and build a brighter future.

With 10 days remaining in 2024, this is your opportunity to make a lasting difference. Please consider giving your best year-end gift today. Together, we can extend God’s love and hope to the brokenhearted and the vulnerable across Israel.

Let us end this year by being a light to those in need. Donate today and help us transform lives.


With blessings and gratitude,
Barry & Batya

“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden.”

As 2024 ends, give a sacrificial gift to help families in Israel like Limor’s. Share your light this Hanukkah and Christmas season. Donate today.

Bringing Hope and Healing at Year-End | Vision for Israel

"Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name!"

Dear Friends,

As we enter the season of Thanksgiving, we find our hearts filled with gratitude for each of you. In this time of reflection and thankfulness, we want to share how your support has impacted Israel during this challenging year and look ahead to the crucial work that awaits us in 2025.

Israel is facing one of its most intense times of uncertainty in recent history. There are now seven fronts to watch—Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Judea & Samaria, Yemen, Iran, and Iraq—and every day brings a call to vigilance. We are watching, waiting, and praying for peace, but we are also actively fortifying and protecting lives in practical ways because we know every step counts.

With your help, we have been able to meet an unprecedented need for security across Israel. This year alone from January until October we placed more bomb shelters than ever before, 237 to be exact, ensuring that families and communities can take refuge. Since the beginning of this project in May 2021 we posted 392 safety shelters. We also provided essential protective gear to soldiers and security teams, supplied much-needed aid to families affected by the conflict, and stood with survivors of terror as they rebuild their lives. Thanks to your generosity, a few more ambulances are now on Israel's streets, ready to save lives at a moment's notice.

These accomplishments are a testament to your unwavering commitment and the grace of our God, who is faithfully guiding us every step of the way. We are truly grateful for you, our donors and supporters, and for God’s constant protection over Israel.

As we near the end of 2024, we invite you to join us in a final push to continue strengthening Israel. Your gift this Thanksgiving season can make a significant difference—whether you give for the first time, renew your support, or deepen it. With your generosity, we can prepare for whatever lies ahead, knowing that God’s hand of protection is over all that we do. Click here to donate now.

Let us give thanks together, sharing not only gratitude but also hope and security with Israel.

WATCH what your donations have done this far in 2024!

With blessings and thanksgiving,

Barry & Batya 

"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope." 

Join us this season of thanksgiving and help provide security for Israel. We are thankful to you for your continued support. Let’s give back to those in need.

Standing Together in Faith and Thanksgiving | Vision for Israel

Standing Together in Faith and Thanksgiving

"As the mountains surround Jerusalem, so the Lord surrounds His people both now and forevermore."

Dear Friends,

In the wake of Israel's high holidays, we enter the month of November with a sobering sense of reality. The new year and the festive joy of Sukkot have given way to cooler weather and the darker, longer nights of fall. In the air, there is a deep melancholy, as we face continuous threats to our very existence. From increasing aggression in Yemen and Iran to the heightened activity of our defence forces in Lebanon and Gaza, nowhere in Israel is truly safe. Every city, town, and village feels the weight of constant vigilance.

At Vision for Israel, we stand firm in the belief that God is with us in these uncertain times. His hand of protection is over Israel, and we trust Him to safeguard us from all evil. As Psalm 91:4 reminds us, "He will cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you will find refuge." But even as we rely on His divine shield, we know that there are practical steps we must take to protect our people.

This is why our work continues at full speed. In the face of growing dangers, VFI remains committed to installing safety shelters in Israel’s most vulnerable areas. To date, we have placed close to 400 bomb shelters throughout the southern and northern regions. But as threats persist, it is becoming clear that our efforts need to expand. Central Israel, along with other parts of the country, now faces the same dangers, and we must be prepared to act.

We cannot do this alone. We need your help.

Your support is critical to ensuring that we can continue this vital mission. Every bomb shelter installed represents a life saved—a family protected. When sirens sound and rockets fly, these shelters become sanctuaries of safety. They give parents and children precious moments to reach safety, and they offer peace of mind to those living under constant threat.

Now is the time to act. As Israel faces rising threats, we need your help more than ever. Please consider donating today to ensure that every family has a safe place to turn when danger strikes by dedicating it to Medical & Disaster Relief. You can also call our office and speak with one of our representatives if you prefer to donate by phone. Your gift—no matter the size—will help save lives and provide security in some of Israel's most dangerous areas.

As we face these uncertain days, let us remember that God is our ultimate protector. But He has also called us to be His hands and feet, to act in love and generosity for the sake of others. Together, we can ensure that Israel’s people have the protection they need in these perilous times.

Thank you for standing with us. Your prayers, your love, and your financial support make a world of difference.

"The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine on you and be gracious to you."

Join Vision for Israel in protecting families from the rising threats. Your donation helps install bomb shelters across vulnerable areas in Israel.

Ensuring Safety for Israel’s Families | Vision for Israel

Israel was thrust into the war on 7 October 2023, and now, one year later, Israel is still at war. It has been a hard year for this nation, and yet you have enabled us to serve and come alongside the people of Israel through it all. It has been our joy to pour out God’s love in tangible ways by serving, loving, and providing for the needs of the Jewish people, especially during this last year of war. Let’s take a look at some of the ways VFI has served the people of Israel over these last few months.

Northern Israel has been susceptible to fires due to the summer heat and daily rockets launched from Lebanon. These rockets have hit houses, forests, pastures, agricultural fields, and thousands of dunams, which have caused fires to spread and destroy so much.

With your generous donations, VFI donated life-saving protective equipment to Kibbutz Gonen valued at about £17,000 (NIS 83,000). The gear donated included tactical helmets, a generator, vests, ceramic plates, stretchers, first aid kits, fire extinguishers, hoses, a water cannon, and a fire hydrant. These items helped save and protect many lives.

As we mark the 30th anniversary of VFI, we are reminded of the profound impact your support has enabled us to achieve. Over the last 3 years, your generous contributions have made it possible to install close to 400 safety shelters across Israel. These shelters have protected and saved many lives.


On 22nd July, we placed 10 shelters in the north, including 3 in Majdal Shams. Tragically, just days later, a rocket attack killed 12 children there. Amid this heartbreaking news, we are relieved that one of our shelters saved the lives of 9 children!

Equipping the Emergency Squad in Kibbutz Amir

Since the beginning of the war, Kibbutz Amir, which is near the city of Kiryat Shmona, has been under constant attack from Lebanon. Being so close to the border, the members and the emergency response squad of the kibbutz are forced to defend themselves. 

VFI donated £21,700 (107,000 NIS) worth of equipment including vests, tactical helmets, tactical gloves, dust goggles, ceramic plates, headlamps, first aid kits, a defibrillator, and a doctor’s first aid kit. We salute the brave emergency squad who is ready to sacrifice their lives for the safety of the residents.

On 26th June, we hosted 32 Holocaust survivors at the Millennium Centre for a special brunch, musical performance, and ambulance dedication. Everyone enjoyed the brunch along with the colourful musical performance. We could see the joy on the survivors’ faces as they danced and sang along to the music.

We all gathered outside for the dedication of a GMC 4X4 ambulance that is designed to reach tough terrain, which was donated to MDA. 

The municipal policing team in Sderot fought hard on 7 October, to defend their people, and want to be better equipped for the future, especially during the war. They expressed their need for another municipal police vehicle, and within a short time, God provided the finances for a new vehicle!

On 3rd July, we dedicated the municipal police vehicle at a ceremony held with Sderot’s mayor, Alon Davidi. He thanked us for the support over the years, especially since 7th October, and expressed great gratitude and appreciation for the donors and supporters of VFI from all over the world!

For over 24 years, VFI has been donating schoolbags to children from families facing financial difficulties, and to date, we have reached over 285,000 children. This summer, we distributed hundreds of schoolbags across the country, including in cities such as Rosh Ha'ayin, Rishon LeZion, Ashdod, Jerusalem, Lod, Sderot, Netivot, Ofakim, and more. It was heartwarming to witness the gratitude of the parents, alongside the children joyfully running toward us to receive their new backpacks.


We remain committed to ensuring that many Israeli children can begin the school year with schoolbags and the necessary stationery, helping them feel equal in the classroom and giving them the tools to succeed in their studies.


During one of our distributions, a red alert siren went off, and we had to seek shelter. Another siren followed soon after—a reminder that life continues even in times of war. 

VFI hosted a scholarship ceremony at the Millennium Centre for 60 students who are victims of hostilities. This year, the scholarship amount awarded to each student was increased. The goal of these scholarships is to encourage students to pursue professional careers, support their rehabilitation, invest in their future, and help them break free from the cycle of trauma. As each student received their scholarship, some shared their chosen profession, a bit about their life story, or spoke of family members affected by acts of violence. It was a deeply moving and special ceremony.

I will tell of the kindnesses of the Lord, the deeds for which he is to be praised, according to all the Lord has done for us— yes, the many good things he has done for Israel, according to his compassion and many kindnesses.

Since the war began on 7 October, VFI has been providing practical needs for the people of Israel. See what your donations accomplished in the last 3 months.

One Year of Serving Israel in War | Vision for Israel

“To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven… A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance.” 

Dear Friends,

There is a time for joy, and there is a time for sadness. A few months ago, while visiting the south to dedicate a vehicle for the city police, we had a touching encounter. After the ceremony, we found ourselves hungry, and the only open spot in what felt like an abandoned town was a small falafel and shawarma shop.

We stopped to eat, and Moshe, the owner, recognized us. He told us how his home in Ashkelon had been hit by a missile, injuring him and his son. But he vividly remembered how Vision for Israel had helped his family and how we had gifted his son a laptop at a Bar Mitzvah event three years ago. Moshe’s gratitude was palpable. He told us how that laptop had been a lifeline during his son’s rehabilitation and education.

These spontaneous meetings remind us of the deep impact your generosity makes on countless lives. Even amidst sorrow and suffering, joy can flourish.

On 7 October 2023, a day meant for joy, everything changed. The massacre on Simchat Torah — the most horrific attack since the Holocaust—turned a day of celebration into a day of mourning. Simchat Torah is meant to be filled with dancing, rejoicing, and the completion of the Torah reading, but this year, it became a symbol of unimaginable pain.

How can we find joy in a day marred by such tragedy?

Yet, we know that joy, kindness, and love must triumph over fear and hatred. Though the massacre will remain in our hearts forever, we refuse to live in its shadow. We honour the heroes who fought bravely, and we stand in support of the victims and those still held captive, praying for their safety and return.

Even in moments of deep heartbreak, we choose joy. We believe in the power of love and life. We emerge stronger from sorrow, seeking comfort and salvation through prayer. As it is written:


"Let God arise, let His enemies be scattered; Let those also who hate Him flee before Him… But let the righteous be glad; Let them rejoice before God; Yes, let them rejoice exceedingly." – Psalm 68:1-3


To our dear friends and partners who continually pray for the peace of Israel, you play a vital role in bringing comfort and strength. Now, more than ever, we need your prayers and support as we work together to restore the physical and spiritual heart of Israel.

Your donation makes an immediate difference in helping us continue this important work with terror survivors. Please consider joining us in bringing hope, healing, and joy to those who need it most. Donate here and dedicate your donation to Aid to the Poor. Together, we can rebuild, restore, and turn mourning into dancing.

Thank you for your valuable support, blessing the brokenhearted, and comforting many survivors in this time of war and terror in Israel.


Chag Same’ach,

Barry & Batya

“And the ransomed of the Lord shall return and come to Zion with singing, with everlasting joy on their heads. They shall obtain joy and gladness, and sorrow and sighing shall flee away.” 

Help Vision for Israel restore joy and hope for terror survivors after tragedy. Your support can turn mourning into dancing. Join us in restoring lives today.

A Season of Joy Amidst Unimaginable Sorrow | Vision for Israel

A Season of Joy Amidst Unimaginable Sorrow

"The LORD is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."

Dear Friends,

As we approach the one-year remembrance day of 7 October, our hearts are heavy with the memories of one of the darkest days in Israel’s modern-day history. It was a day that changed everything, a day that tore at the very heart of our nation. Thousands of brutal terrorists invaded Israel in an unprecedented attack, leaving a trail of unimaginable devastation. 1,139 people were brutally murdered, about 250 hostages were taken into the Gaza Strip, and over 100 of them remain there even today.

The horrific testimonies that have emerged from that day are beyond imagination in their cruelty. Yet, they are a grim reality that so many in Israel now live with. Survivors, both young and old, are carrying the heavy burden of trauma, trying to piece their lives back together.

Among those who lived through this nightmare is 14-year-old Ella. On the morning of 7 October, Ella woke up to the terrifying sounds of gunfire and people screaming in Arabic. She took refuge in a safe room with her mother, little brother, and a friend. As messages flooded in from friends on her kibbutz’s youth WhatsApp group, Ella read words no child should ever have to see: "They shot my parents," "We are dying, someone please help us."

Ella's cousin, Amit, sent a final message that day, saying terrorists were inside his home. Soon after, all contact was lost. Later, Ella and her family were rescued by a special unit, but the trauma she endured is beyond words. "There was blood everywhere," she recalls. "Let me repeat this—I am 14 years old. These are not things a child my age, or any child, should see."

In the face of such overwhelming darkness, stories of courage and survival shine through. Rahamim, a soldier stationed near the Gaza border, faced unimaginable danger that day. Waking up to sirens and the sound of rockets, he and his fellow soldiers quickly realised they were under attack. As terrorists infiltrated their outpost, Rahamim was struck in the face by a bullet, and a grenade landed just 10 centimetres from his leg. Despite his injuries, he fought on, driven by the training and resolve that had been instilled in him.

With the help of a cook named Yaakobi, who courageously drove him to safety despite being wounded himself, Rahamim made it to Barzilai Medical Center. His story is a powerful reminder of the bravery and sacrifice of those who stand on the frontlines to protect our nation.

In the immediate aftermath of the attack, Vision for Israel stepped in to provide critical aid. We supplied protective gear to emergency response teams, delivered essentials to soldiers suddenly called into action, and supported displaced families. But as we reflect on the past year, it is clear that our work is far from over.

At the heart of our mission for the last 30 years is the belief that "When a crisis hits, it’s too late to prepare." This year has shown us how vital it is to be ready for whatever challenges may come. As threats continue to loom over Israel, we must ensure that we are equipped to respond swiftly and effectively.

We are incredibly grateful for your support, our faithful partners. Yet, the need remains urgent as the war is going on. We ask you to stand with us once again by donating to our emergency fund. Your generous contribution will help us provide the necessary resources to those on the frontlines, protect the vulnerable, and support Israel's civilian population.

Let us honour the memories of the victims of 7 October by ensuring that we are ready to face the future with strength and resilience.

Please consider making a generous donation today and dedicate it to Medical & Disaster Relief. Your contribution will help us prepare, protect, and provide for those who need it most. 

"But the plans of the LORD stand firm forever, the purposes of his heart through all generations."

Help us honour and remember 7 October by supporting Vision for Israel’s emergency fund. Your gift today will ensure we are ready for tomorrow’s challenges.

Remembering the Fallen and Helping the Living | Vision for Israel

Remembering the Fallen and Helping the Living

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” 

Dear Friends,

We are reaching out to you today to share a deeply personal story that underscores the importance of our new project for widows of terror victims. This November, Vision for Israel will be launching a series of therapeutic workshops designed to bring healing and comfort to these brave women who have endured unimaginable loss.

One such woman is Shoshana, who recently faced a harrowing experience that will forever mark her family. On the morning of 7 October, Simchat Torah, Shoshana, her husband Ariel, their children, and extended family celebrated the holiday at their in-laws' home in Ofakim. Suddenly, the tranquillity was shattered by the sound of sirens and gunfire. As they sought shelter, it became clear that the very streets they lived on had become a battleground.

Amid this terror, Shoshana’s husband, Ariel, showed extraordinary bravery. As terrorists attempted to break into their home, Ariel urged Shoshana and the children to escape through a window. While Shoshana, her sister-in-law Michal, and their children hid on the roof, Ariel stayed behind, ultimately sacrificing his life to protect his loved ones. His actions were nothing short of heroic, and his family believes that his sacrifice was what saved them.

Now, Shoshana and many others like her are left to navigate the overwhelming grief and trauma of such profound loss. These therapeutic workshops, beginning with a pilot event at the Millennium Centre, are designed to offer a safe space for healing, where widows like Shoshana can find comfort, express their emotions, and begin to rebuild their lives.

Each workshop will include a half-day of creative activities, a relaxing brunch, and a special gift for every participant. The first event will host 50 women, and each subsequent workshop will welcome a different group, ensuring that as many as possible receive the care and support they desperately need.

We believe in the power of creativity and community to heal the brokenhearted. Through art, fellowship, and shared experiences, these workshops will provide a lifeline to those who need it most. But we cannot do this alone. We need your help to make these events possible.

Your donation will directly support these workshops, funding the materials, meals, and gifts that will uplift these women during their darkest hours. With your support, we can expand this project to reach even more widows who are in desperate need of comfort and care.


Please consider donating today to help us bring healing to the widows of terror victims in Israel. Together, we can offer them the hope and support they need to move forward.

Thank you for your compassion and support. May the Lord bless you richly for your generosity.

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