
On April 28th, Israel gathered as a nation to observe Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day.
On April 28th, Israel gathered as a nation to observe Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Ongoing and unceasing blessings showered upon victims of the Holocaust and elderly in need, in the city of Or Akiva.
On the 75th anniversary of the immigrant ship, Moledet, arriving in Haifa Port, survivors and family members gathered at the Atlit Detention Camp on March 31st to remember and honor those who played a significant role in their history and escape from Europe!
On March 16th, after an incredible afternoon at the Shalom House with the survivors of the Holocaust, we interviewed a few members of the Church of New Hope team who were visiting […]
Returning to the HHC Caesarea Villa, the Church of New Hope from California once again hosted a Shalom House event on March 16th for thirteen survivors from Netanya
On March 13th HHC representatives and international guests from the Church of New Hope were invited to The Promised Home’s club in Netanya.
After a long pandemic and closed borders, Helping Hand Coalition was thrilled to welcome our first international guests back to the Land on March 13th!
Rehovot department of Aliyah and integration of new immigrants received excellent sportswear clothing, shoes, elegant dress shoes for new immigrant families and even Ukrainian refugees who have just arrived in Israel.
On November 18, 1991, the diplomatic relations between Israel and Russia (then the USSR) that were severed following the Six-Day War were renewed. Thirty years later, the relationship continues to grow and was celebrated in Israel with a series of events that honored culture partnership and history.
‘Tis the season of Hanukkah, the time of year where menorahs are lit, dreidels are spun, and sufganiyot are enjoyed at the expense of our waistlines.
An afternoon with the survivors of the Holocaust is always an exciting time. Whether it’s an extravagant gala or a simple event, there is no greater honor than spending time with the survivors and listening to their stories.
It was another celebratory evening as the third Hanukkah candle was lit at an event in Netanya with Holocaust victims.