Holocaust Survivors Still Suffering From Poverty and Hunger
Israel is home to the largest number of Holocaust survivors in the world. Tragically, however, approximately 60,000 of these survivors live below the poverty line.
Colel Chabad Fulfills Haggadah Mandate This Passover
Colel Chabad is actively preparing to enable innumerable people throughout the Holy Land to enjoy their Passover celebrations.
German Christian Charity Initiative Singles Out Israeli Holocaust Survivors
Meir Panim is an Israeli charity which provides relief to impoverished people via food and social service programs.
Israeli Holocaust Survivor Possibly World’s Oldest Man at 112
Said Shula about her father to the Jerusalem Post: “He is someone who is always happy. He is optimistic, wise, and he values what he has.”
Israel’s Oldest Charity Helps Country’s Poor Face a New Year
As the High Holiday season nears, Colel Chabad is holding a special drive to help the needy in Israel celebrate this year.
British Lord and Holocaust Survivor Saves Christians from ISIS
Arthur George Weidenfeld, a Jewish English Baron and Lord in the House of Peers, is financing the escape of thousands of Christians from ISIS occupied territory in Syria.
“Living With Dignity”, EU Parliament Hosts Seminar on Holocaust Survivor’s Welfare
A daylong seminar entitled “Living with Dignity” was held at the European Parliament in Brussels, focusing on European Holocaust Survivors and the restitution of stolen property.
Meir Panim Ensures a Meal in Every Stomach and a Chicken in Every Pot
If one organization can single-handedly end hunger and poverty in Israel, it might just be Meir Panim.
US Diplomat Speaks Out About Plight of Holocaust Survivors
Amid ongoing public outcry in Israel regarding the plight of Holocaust survivors, Stuart Eizenstat, a special advisor on Holocaust issues to US Secretary of State John Kerry, spoke out in the press.
The Greek Rabbi Who Saved Hundreds of Jews from the Holocaust
Rabbi Moshe Shimon Pessach was a rabbinic and communal leader in Greece whose efforts saved the Jewish community of Volos, a coastal port city, from the German Nazis.