Standing with Israel:
A Call to Support Families Under Fire in the North

In these trying times, Beit Hallel Congregation is launching a special War Relief initiative to provide urgent aid to families and congregations in northern Israel who are under fire from Hezbollah forces in Lebanon.

As tensions escalate and violence increases, many are living under the constant threat of attack. Homes, schools, and communities are in danger, and the need for assistance has never been greater.

The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has reached a critical point. Rocket fire and attacks on northern Israel have created a climate of fear and uncertainty for thousands of innocent families. Many have been forced to seek shelter, leaving behind their homes and livelihoods, unsure of what tomorrow may bring. These families are enduring unimaginable hardship, and the need for food, shelter, and support is overwhelming.

Our War Relief campaign aims at bringing immediate and tangible support to those in the crossfire. We are preparing food baskets, essential supplies, and a team of volunteers to distribute these much-needed resources to affected areas in the north. But we cannot do this alone. We need your help to bring hope and comfort to those who are facing the harsh realities of war.

As Christians who love and support Israel, now is the time to act.

Your donation can make a direct impact on the lives of those under fire. By contributing to this campaign, you are not only providing critical aid but also standing alongside Israel during one of its most vulnerable moments. The food baskets we prepare will be filled with essentials like rice, pasta, canned goods, and other long-lasting food items—helpful supplies for families who have been forced to live under immense pressure and danger.

Your generosity will not only provide physical nourishment but also emotional and spiritual support. It is a tangible way to show the love of God and stand in solidarity with the people of Israel as they face the threat of Hezbollah.

We invite you to partner with us in this urgent mission. Every dollar you give towards our War Relief will go toward purchasing food and sending volunteers to the front lines of this crisis. Here’s how you can get involved:

  • $50 will provide a food basket for one family.
  • $100 will provide food baskets for two families.
  • $500 will provide food baskets for ten families.

Together, we can make a tremendous difference. We ask that you prayerfully consider how you can partner with us in this important mission. Our War Relief effort is more than just a response to the conflict — it is a declaration of love and solidarity with Israel in her time of need.

Donate today, and help us bring aid and hope to those under fire.
Thanks and God bless!

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