Israeli Report Shows: Covid Restrictions Worsen PovertyÂ
Colel Chabad is among the only organizations in Israel that the Israeli government entrusted to provide food delivery services and coupons for groceries to the families who need it most.
Study Predicts Nearly 25 Percent of Israelis to be Ultra-Orthodox by 2050
Colel Chabad is a non-profit organization that the Israeli government selected to provide food to the Israelis who need it most.
OECD Report: Economy in Israel is Rapidly Recovering from Covid Restrictions
This may come as good news for Israel’s economy but there are still millions of Israelis who will not enjoy the fruits of this good news.Â
Can Donating to Israel Protect You Against Inflation?
Colel Chabad locates families throughout the Jewish State suffering from food insecurity. They provide these families with weekly groceries delivered right to their door with a smile.Â
The Israeli Government Relies on this Charity to Fight Hunger
Colel Chabad helps ensure that Israeli families don’t suffer from food insecurity and that the government’s money earmarked for the poor doesn’t go to waste.
Google Pay Now Available in Israel
The service is available for Israelis who own Android phones, which constitute some 30% of the Israeli population.
Unemployment Benefits for Self-Employed Israelis Fails to Pass for 7th Time
This vote marked the seventh time in the past five years that such an effort to extend the compensation package failed to pass.
As the Sabbatical year causes produce prices to rise, Israel’s poor are left behind
The people who suffer most from this phenomenon are inevitably Israel’s poor since many of them are still reeling from all of the covid lockdowns.
Jobless Israelis Under 28 About to Lose Unemployment Benefits
Colel Chabad is Israel’s leading provider of food to the hungry.
As Israel’s Economic Forecast looks Bleak One Organization is Stepping up to Protect the Poor
Colel Chabad provides food to Israel’s poverty-stricken community. They do this with a wide-range distribution channel of food cards to families in the Jewish State who need it the most.
