How Deep Is The Trauma Of The Citizens Of Sderot

On Monday the 15th. of April  we celebrated 65 years of Israel being a state. We invited family over to the house for dinner. It was going well, everyone was enjoying themselves. There was food, laughter, fun and more food. Around 10 O’clock we heard booms and popping noises, the fireworks had begun. The firework [...]

Meet Serge and Luda

Serge and Luda moved to Sderot from the Ukraine a little over a year and a half ago. They have an aunt that lives here with her son, so at least they knew someone here, they have family here. Like every other person that has made Aliyah there are challenges that one needs to overcome, [...]

Meet Tzippy

We have known Tzippy for quite some time know. In the past we were able to help her and at one time she was volunteering with us but that changed. For many years she and her husband wanted children but were unable to have any. Though artificial insemination Tzippy did become pregnant and had a [...]

Four Kassams Fall

Last week started out like any other week except for a few differences. This was the week that President Obama would be making his first trip to Israel since he became president. Hopes and expectation filled the air with what might be and what would be said during his stay in Israel. The second day [...]

Which Way To Go

Sometimes life can be overwhelming and not sure what to do or what way to go. For me the past month has been like that. Waiting to see if $11,000 would come from somewhere so we could continue as we have always have, but that never happened. Instead four pallets of rice arrived, then boxes [...]

Have you ever been a victim?

Have you ever been a victim? Have you ever been a victim of a heinous act? Have you ever been a victim of a terrorist attack? Some people can answer “yes” to the first question. I hope and pray not many will answer “yes” to the second Question. The third question I also hope and [...]

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