“If Not Now, When?” Holocaust Survivor Population Dwindling, Living in Poverty
60,000 Holocaust survivors are living today in Israel below the poverty line. This means that they cannot afford nutritious food, proper housing, medical care or winter heating.
Karmey Chesed: Building a World of Loving-Kindness
With 1.7 million people in the Holy Land living below the poverty line there is no loss of opportunity for God’s constant mercy.
Impoverished, Isolated Holocaust Survivor Couple Rescued Just in Time
With 60,000 Holocaust survivors in Israel living below the poverty line, social workers are unable to keep up with demand to care for this aging population.
At Start of Jewish New Year, Colel Chabad Takes Accounting of 5776
The culmination of the Jewish year 5776 (counted from the time of the birth of Adam and Eve), has individuals and organizations evaluating the past year and planning for an even more productive year in 5777.
Struggling Son of Single Mother Thriving With Dedicated Care From Meir Panim
When meeting fifteen-year-old Natan, one would never assume that just a few short years ago he was a failing student filled with anger and suffering.
Colel Chabad Ensures Israel’s Neediest Fulfill God’s Holy Day Commandments
The Hebrew month of Tishrei is Biblically recognized as the easiest time of the year to build a relationship with God as the month is replete with extra opportunities for prayer and holy activities.
Last-Minute “Miracle” Brings High Holiday Blessings
A miracle occurred this Rosh Hashanah in Israel’s southern development town of Dimona.
Destruction of Gush Katif Jewish Communities Also Destroyed Many Lives
For many, their lives have never recovered from the pain, shock and trials of being removed from their homes, jobs and communities.
Astounding Amounts of Charity Distributed Through Holy Land Before Rosh Hashanah
“Colel Chabad is presently packing for the holidays 20,500 food packages for needy families, Holocaust survivors, lone soldiers and hungry individuals.”
Meir Panim Strives to Give Poor Israelis a Sweet New Year
“The Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot holidays all falling at this time of year places a tremendous additional strain on poor Israelis.”
