Bringing Hope to Israel’s Homefront:
Your Help Matters!

The war in Israel continues to rage on, leaving families across the country in a state of fear, uncertainty, and deep need. At Beit Hallel Congregation, we are doing everything we can to reach those affected with tangible aid and the love of God.

But we cannot do it alone.

Just today, our team visited 30 families, delivering essential food packages and supplies—basic necessities that many can no longer access or afford due to the crisis.

One mother, holding her small child, thanked us through tears:

“Thank you so much for the food and for the volunteers who came. It’s very dangerous to go outside right now, especially with a baby. Your help came at just the right time.”

Another woman, recovering from surgery and unable to work, shared:

“We are a large family, and things are very difficult with the bills and the banks. What you’re doing is a huge help for us. Thank you.”

These are just two stories among thousands of families struggling to survive during these dark days. Many are afraid to leave their homes as air-raid sirens sound and missiles fall from the sky. Shops are closed, incomes have vanished, and hope is wearing thin.

But your support is making all the difference.

Our teams are risking their own safety to bring food, supplies, and encouragement to people who feel forgotten. And every gift you send equips us to go to one more doorstep… reach one more hurting soul… and remind one more Israeli family that they are not alone.

“We still don’t know when the war will end,” one of our volunteers shared. “But we do know this: there’s still so much work to do, and so many families to reach. Thank you for being part of it.”

Would you consider giving today to help us continue this life-saving mission?

  • A gift of $50 will provide a food basket to feed an Israeli family in need.
  • A gift of $35 will provide a care package to bring comfort and supplies to a lonely elderly person.

Together, we can be the hands and feet of Yeshua to the people of Israel.

Thank you and God bless!

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