A Silver Lining Or Two Or Three

With the corona 19 closing down the economy and just about every facet of social life, it might be hard to find any “Silver Lining”; yet there are plenty if we only take the time to see them. The supplies we have on our shelves are still going out to those in need; clothing, toilet […]

COVID-19 Update from Sderot

We find ourselves in a difficult situation. We find ourselves in a difficult situation. Running to a bomb shelter for us has become the norm; being told to stay indoors during times of rocket attacks has also become the norm. The fear of a terrorists attack or going outside and away from our bomb shelters […]

New Wave Of Rockets Hit Sderot

New Road Signs Warn That You Are Driving In An Unprotected Area. It all started Sunday around six P.M. with the first Kassam being fired at us. Kassams would continue to be fired at us all Sunday evening and for the next two day. Reports very but between Kassams and Mortars there were some sixty […]

Meet David

David suffers from Arthrogryposis Aaron and Miriam have six children, the youngest being eighteen months. David is the middle child. He was born still born but revived. He was later diagnosed with Arthrogryposis which is a congenital muscle problem that causes movement around a number of joints through tendon and muscle shortening. He first started […]

The Rockets’ Red Glare The Balloons Bursting In Air

Now the Gazan terrorists are attaching IED’s (improvised explosive devices) to the balloon clusters We are starting a new year with new challenges and dangers. All during the summer of last year Hamas and the terrorist groups in Gaza strip started sending helium filled balloons with lite “Molotov cocktails” (containers filled with a flammable liquid […]

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