'Broken to see what we saw': US rabbis visit Israel during wartime - Israel News
“We were broken to see what we saw and the difficult but natural response was to say the prayer for the dead.”
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“We were broken to see what we saw and the difficult but natural response was to say the prayer for the dead.”
Global movement “The Shabbat Project” is bringing together Jewish communities in 1500 cities across 100 countries to “keep it together for Israel.”
“I can’t describe how shocking it is to see neighbors who we played with as children and whom we visited when we went back, turn on our community so violently and so suddenly," Stas Mardakhayev said.
For many of the 60,000 Israelis relocated to the Red Sea resort city since the October 7 massacre, sorrow and worry overlay the memories of earlier happy vacations
Project offers grants from NIS 5,000 to NIS 20,000 for programs helping Israelis deal with war in little ways, like sending birthday cakes to displaced children