Jerusalem Centers Uplift Children in Need
2025-01-21Yad Ezra V’Shulamit is expanding its center in the HaBukharim quarter to support more of Jerusalem’s children in need.
Yad Ezra V’Shulamit is expanding its center in the HaBukharim quarter to support more of Jerusalem’s children in need.
Since October 7, 2023, nearly 350,000 Israeli men and women have been called to active duty. For many families, this means one parent is away for extended periods, leaving a significant emotional impact on the children.
Picture this: It’s miserable outside: grey, cold and rainy. If you’re on your way out, you put on your boots, grab your warm coat, and you’re off.
This year, shortly after the longest night (December 21), we celebrate the festival of Hanukkah, beginning on the evening of December 25.
A transformative project is already underway in the heart of Jerusalem’s Neve Yaakov neighborhood.
Jamie Geller recently accompanied the children of Yad Ezra V’Shulamit at one of Israel’s most holy sites, Rachel’s Tomb. As the anniversary of our matriarch Rachel’s passing approached, Jamie joined the children as they came together to offer their prayers and thanks to those who continue to support their journey through life’s challenges.
A Yad Ezra V’Shulamit truck driver recently encountered a missile attack while distributing food to families in northern Israel.
With tensions escalating in the north, the current effects of this war are affecting hundreds of northern communities.
As we approach the High Holidays, Jews worldwide celebrate this time with renewal and introspection.
Visiting Israel offers a unique opportunity that allows tourists to experience a variety of different foods and cultures that reflect the country’s diverse history.
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