It had been a long hard journey for this quiet young lady. No longer was she the insecure four-year-old child who initially walked into the Center clinging to her mother's hand. This is an inspirational true story of one girl’s transformation.
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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.
Is Corona behind us? Not yet, but almost. Most of Israel is beginning to open up, Thank G-d. Stores are opening up – those that have made it through covid, gatherings are being permitted and restaurants are open, although many went out of business, to those with antibodies and for those that have been immunized.
Yad Ezra V’Shulamit once again steps up to the plate with a fleet of 10 trucks, 3 warehouses, 80 distribution points and a lot of love to get food to people who need a helping hand for the holidays.
Desperate times call for desperate measures. No-one is more desperate than a working parent, who never had to ask anyone for anything, finding themselves out of work for 6 months and having no inkling from where the next meal for their children will come.
For poor people in Israel, corona made getting basic food supplies a real struggle. With 1,000,000 people unemployed, many people are unable to provide the proper nutrition for their families.
Compassion connects the human family across time and space, bringing people together and weaving our stories together into a beautiful tapestry. In all cultures and throughout the generations, people have reached out to one another to help, to lift up, to share with those in need.
Due to the pandemic (Covid 19) people’s lives have been under pressure worldwide. People everywhere are grappling with anxiety, depression, instability and no money.
The Coronavirus is having devastating effects on all of us. Thousands upon thousands of Israelis are suddenly not earning their usual incomes or any income due to the closing of public places
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