This post is my platform to scream it out to the entire world – THANK YOU! On the way home […]
80,000 Evacuees with No Place to Sleep
“80,000 evacuated Haifa residents without a place to sleep tonight” Ezer Mizion ambulances evacuating patients. New Ezer Mizion Haifa […]
Making the Difference between Wheelchair-Bound and Simcha-Bound
It wasn’t easy to make it to the wedding. I arrived home from work much later than I had planned. […]
Up to the Kosel
He is only eighteen years old and his body is ravaged by cancer. But his neshoma (soul)? His neshoma is […]
Behind the Wheel at Ezer Mizion
Shmuel Strauss was hired as a driver. His job: to transport the elderly and disabled from here to there. But […]
On the Road to Life
Ezer Mizion’s eighteen ambulances and vehicles for transport of the disabled cruise Israel’s roads and highways almost twenty-four hours a […]
To Fight, or to Surrender by: Esther Klein, retired educational supervisor, currently a victim of ALS
My son Ahrele moved to Beitar, and I am planning on attending the housewarming party. I am planning… but my […]
A Letter Meant for You, Our Dear Friends and Supporters
Hamodia Feb. 17, 2015 Thank You! Good Deeds Fall to the Hands of Good People Thank you from the bottom […]
Part of the Family
Menachem Weiss, a “special” teen with CP, reports every week to Merkaz Ha’inyanim on an angle of life that he […]
I Majored in Survival
While his friends are busy with their matriculation exams, 16-year-old Leor Gershon wakes up every morning in Ichilov hospital to […]