A Shelter in the Storm:
Bringing Relief to Families on Israel’s Northern Border

The Lord will protect His people; He will shield Israel forever.

Psalm 125:2

In times of great hardship, God’s faithfulness is revealed through His people—and you have been a shining example of that faithfulness. 

Thanks to your generosity, we had the privilege to bring hope and relief to 60 immigrant (Olim) families living in a kibbutz near the Lebanon border, a region currently in the line of fire.

These brave families, many of whom have only recently begun to build their lives in Israel, now find themselves facing new uncertainties and threats as the specter of war looms over their homes. In the midst of this, we knew that we had to go where help was most needed—to the vulnerable who might feel abandoned and alone. 

The people of Israel are facing unimaginable hardships right now, but because of friends like you, we are able to stand with them, shoulder to shoulder, in their time of need.

Your courageous stand is making a profound difference. You could see the relief and gratitude on the faces of these families that felt seen, loved, and protected—knowing that they are not forgotten. 

Your support allowed us to remind them that God has not abandoned them, and that He is their shield, just as the Scripture in Psalm 125:2 promises: “The Lord will protect His people; He will shield Israel forever.”

It is during times like these that our commitment to Israel and the Jewish people is most crucial.

While the world may seem unstable and uncertain, we believe that standing with Israel is not just a calling—it is a sacred responsibility. 

Your kindness and prayers are directly impacting lives on the ground. Because of your support, these families now have the resources they need to weather this storm. 

You are part of God’s provision for them, and we cannot express enough how grateful we are for you and your commitment to be a pillar of strength for the people of Israel at a time when they need you most. 

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