Soup Kitchen in Jerusalem: A Lifeline for Families in Crisis
For over two decades, a dedicated soup kitchen in one of Jerusalem’s poorest neighborhoods, Kiryat Yovel, has been quietly transforming lives by providing hot meals to those in need.
Torn Between Two Battles: The Cohen Family’s Story of War and Illness
In October 2023, just days before Hamas attacked their community, the Cohens received devastating news: their 4-year-old daughter, Teni, was diagnosed with kidney cancer. Since then, their lives have been a careful balancing act between cancer treatments, temporary evacuations, and striving for normalcy for their other children, including a newborn.
Sofia Chicheportiche: The Heroine behind the Hero
Imagine the sheer terror of armed terrorists infiltrating your hometown, whether it’s a quiet suburb outside Dallas, Texas, or a bustling city like Manhattan. This was the reality that the Chicheportiche family faced on October 7, 2023, when Hamas terrorists attacked their community in Israel.
Kosher Giving for Christians, for Jews or for Both?
When my book hit #1 in the “Christian Stewardship” category long before hitting the same status in the “Jewish Life” category, I began wondering: “Are Christians more excited about kosher than Jews”?
Campaign to help feed Israel’s Holocaust survivors aims to raise $50,000
Thousands of people are regularly served by USK, including 8,000 Holocaust survivors who are impoverished.
Holocaust survivors, Ukrainian refugees wouldn’t survive without these charitable meals
United Soup Kitchens in Israel (USK), a network of 22 public restaurants serving free home-cooked meals daily to over 8,650 diners, is attempting to raise $35,000 to help continue to provide daily nourishment to those who need it.
House of Hope saved little Yael from a life of neglect and abuse. Here is how
Established in 1960 by Rabbi Yekusiel Yehudah Halberstam, House of Hope houses 100 children whose families lack the ability to raise them.
On Kristallnacht Anniversary, Israel365 Vows to “Never Forget” Holocaust Survivors
Eighty-three years ago this week, on November 9-10, 1938, wild violence against the Jewish people broke out throughout Europe on a night which would come to be known as Kristallnacht.
Watch their Reaction when we Give Homeless Israelis 1,000 Shekels Cash
Just watch their joyous reactions as they bless back those who blessed them with charity!
The Purim Commandment: Give to Anyone Who Extends His Hand
Colel Chabad, running charitable activities in Israel since 1788, ensures that needy Israelis celebrate Purim with festive joy.
