Purim is fast approaching!  Please, hear the cry of your brothers and sisters in Israel and send financial help! The money raised will be distributed on Purim Day, making this a pure gift of matanos levyonim, a pure gift of tzedaka to help those less fortunate than you. CLICK HERE TO DONATE! Every donation to this cause will bring you countless zechusim and mitzvahs, for it will reach all of these cases. Give as much as you can, so that when the gabboim knock on the doors of these homes and give them an envelope full of hope and comfort, full of smiles, Hashem will remember you and your needs with a smile. May Hashem bless all those who give Tzedakah with many berochos and yeshuos. Tizku lmitzvot. CLICK HERE TO DONATE!

When most Jews around the world think of the Ukrainian Jewish community, a single word comes to mind: Uman.   Uman has long been a thriving community, full of holy sites, the famous kever of Rav Nachman of Breslov, as well as the host of the beloved yearly Rosh Hashanah prayers. Year after year, the people of Uman have given space in their own home and food from their own kitchens to Jewish travelers abroad, excited to do the mitzvah of hachnasas orchim. This week, as bombs rained down on the city, the Jews of Uman were forced to leave everything they know behind.    After a terrifying trip, the group of refugees have found a safer location, led by Rabbi Peretz Krohn. Safety, however, is not yet a given: The citizens of Uman are lacking the basics they need to survive.

Established in 1953, Yeshiva Toras Emes of L.A. has grown to be the largest Orthodox elementary Day School outside the New York Metropolitan area, currently teaching over 1,000 boys and girls in its two separate divisions. Our Charidy campaign – Inspiring Our Children. Our Children Inspiring. at https://charidy.com/torasemes looks to raise $1,000,000 to help fund these efforts.     Under the leadership of Rabbi Krause and Rabbi Goldenberg, the rebbeim, morahs, and teachers of Toras Emes teach the next generation of Los Angeles children the foundations of Torah and Mitzvos, and what it takes to live as a Jew in today’s world. In today’s day and age, merely teaching children is not enough.

Purim is fast approaching!  Please, hear the cry of your brothers and sisters in Israel and send financial help! The money raised will be distributed on Purim Day, making this a pure gift of matanos levyonim, a pure gift of tzedaka to help those less fortunate than you. CLICK HERE TO DONATE! Every donation to this cause will bring you countless zechusim and mitzvahs, for it will reach all of these cases. Give as much as you can, so that when the gabboim knock on the doors of these homes and give them an envelope full of hope and comfort, full of smiles, Hashem will remember you and your needs with a smile. May Hashem bless all those who give Tzedakah with many berochos and yeshuos. Tizku lmitzvot. CLICK HERE TO DONATE!

In a somber video address to the public, Rabbi Paysach Krohn described what may have been one of the most terrifying shabboses in modern history. “Putin’s war” has already killed hundreds, and Ukrainian skies are filled with fighter jets.  A large portion of the Ukrainian Jewish community spent Friday night in a basement, surrounded on all sides by the sound of bombs. They currently have guards at the entrance of the hotel where they are seeking shelter, as well as armed escorts taking the sick to hospitals. This protection costs over $5,000 a day.  Ukraine’s Jews have left everything they own behind, have no access to banks, and are selling anything they can to seek out rides to the border. Arrival in Hungary could mean safety for the terrified families.

Our humanitarian delegation of volunteer medics and doctors arrived in Kishinev, Moldova yesterday to bring medical supplies, medicine and food to assist those fleeing the war in Ukraine. These volunteers are on the border of Moldova and Ukraine right now providing medical care and psychological support for refugees as they cross the border.  Next, we are going to charter an El Al plane to deliver additional volunteer medics and doctors to bring medical and staging equipment for a specialized field hospital.

Our humanitarian delegation of volunteer medics and doctors arrived in Kishinev, Moldova yesterday to bring medical supplies, medicine and food to assist those fleeing the war in Ukraine. These volunteers are on the border of Moldova and Ukraine right now providing medical care and psychological support for refugees as they cross the border.  Next, we are going to charter an El Al plane to deliver additional volunteer medics and doctors to bring medical and staging equipment for a specialized field hospital.

Am Yisroel,  Putin’s war has started and Ukraine is under aggressive attack. Right now the frum men, women & little children of Ukraine are hiding in bomb shelters. There have already been many civilian casualties.  We fear for our lives.  We beg of you to help us obtain the funds for security guards to protect ourselves. We can literally hear missiles exploding as we write this.  We cannot stress this enough– Your donations will save lives. PLEASE CLICK HERE TO HELP US – IT IS A MATTER OF PIKUACH NEFESH – MAMASH!!

Like our forefathers in the midbar who accepted the Torah at Har Sinai, many of us long for our Yeshiva days, when we were able to devote all our time and energy to the geshmak of total immersion in the breadth and depth of the yam hatorah.

United Hatzalah’s Ukraine branch has been operating year-round since 2016 to protect the Jewish community in the cities of Uman, Odessa, and Kyiv. As Russia has started its invasion of Ukraine, we must support our volunteers on the ground, to enable them to help those in need. DONATE NOW! Our volunteers in Kyiv, Uman and Odessa have sent their families away but are staying to protect the Jewish community. The medical system in Ukraine is extremely primitive, and every oxygen tank, defibrillator and bandage can, and will, save lives.  We have an emergency delegation of volunteers leaving from Israel to bring medical supplies and communications equipment and to assist with those fleeing the country, our goal is to raise $1 million to support all these critical needs.