Humanitarian projects

But Israel shall be saved in the LORD with an everlasting salvation: ye shall not be ashamed nor confounded world without end.
(Isaiah 45:17)

Humanitarian projects

During the most recent attacks from the Gaza strip, we received many phone calls from Israelis requesting aid. About fifty Grad rockets and Kassam projectiles were fired daily on cities adjacent to the Gaza strip, severely disrupting the lives of Israelis and making normal living impossible.
 
In spite of the tremendous success of the Iron Dome missile defense system that intercepted about 90% of the rockets fired into Israel, people remained under terrible stress, as they had to constantly be on alert to run for the bomb shelters nearly every 15 minutes.
 
The representatives of several municipalities approached us as they urgently needed to evacuate groups of children from Ashkelon, Ashdod and Bnei Aish. The idea was simple—load the children onto buses for a day of fun at the Safari park in Ramat Gan or elsewhere to give them and their parents a bit of relief for a day, during which they could escape the ugly realities of war.
 
A single bus to transport 50 children would amount to $600 per day, and we needed 10 buses right there and then. To our great joy the response from our friends was immediate and generous. Not only did we receive enough donations to cover the costs of the buses, but we could also purchase a vast amount of food baskets which we delivered to disabled people at their homes as soon as the ceasefire was declared. We also invited more than 500 Holocaust Survivors and World War II veterans to a special event where we blessed them with generous food vouchers. We’ve conducted many similar projects in the past.

 

Sukkot

During the Feast of Tabernacles, the CEO of the Israel Empowerment Lobby, Dr Eli Nacht, had the opportunity to distribute much needed supplies to the underprivileged and needy.

Projects

Joseph Project

Today the CEO of the Israel Empowerment Lobby, Dr Eli Nacht, met with Joe Gregory, one of Israel’s biggest donors and Hank Rich, CFO of the ‘Joseph Project‘, a major fundraiser and channel of donations to Israel.

Ashdod

Today the CEO of the Israel Empowerment Lobby, Dr Eli Nacht welcomed immigrants with food baskets. These people have very recently arrived in the Land.

Ariel

CEO of the Israel Empowerment Lobby, Dr Eli Nacht, arranged with a Chinese business delegation to meet with Eli Shebiro, Mayor of Ariel, his deputies and the head of the municipal economic organisation to discuss the fields of investment, real estate and tourism

Helping New Immigrants

The CEO of the Israel Empowerment Lobby, Dr Eli Nacht was helping new immigrants arrive in Israel.

Russian Jewish Congress

Dr Eli Nacht, CEO of the IEL was at the Israeli Knesset today and was awarded a medal and certificate of appreciation on behalf of the International Commission for the Protection of Human rights in Germany. He is pictured here with Gabriel Zaharyaev – a businessman and vice-president of the Russian Jewish Congress. Mr Zaharyaev is a big contributor to Israel.

Helping New Immigrants in Need

The Israel Empowerment lobby continues to work rigorously in providing to the needs of new immigrants in need, especially those who hail from the Ukraine, and who had escaped the war and bombings in the Eastern Ukraine.
Israel absorbs almost 5,000 Jewish immigrants from the Ukraine annually. Most of these people had to abandon all of their assets—homes, properties and personal belongings in order to give their children a chance at a better life, away from the terrors of war.
The Israel Empowerment lobby is honored to be among those who had welcomed these immigrants to Israel, by providing them with crucially important advice and financial assistance. Above all our intention was to provide a safe haven for them where they know they can get assistance whenever they need it.

Helping New Immigrants

The Israel Empowerment Lobby aided new immigrants with cash cards, as well as presenting them with small gifts for the Jewish new year. Most of these immigrants arrived in Israel with barely anything to their names, so any help we could provide them was genuinely appreciated.
Dr. Eli Nacht, Chairman of the Israel Empowerment lobby thanked Beit Hallel Congregation for the blessed work that they are doing, and during his speech he also posted out that none of the humanitarian aid would be possible without the support from our Christian brothers and sisters abroad.
Throughout these difficult times the covenantal relationship between Christians and the Jewish nation proves to be as strong and faithful as ever.

Encouraging wounded soldiers

Bringing help and encouragement to soldiers wounded in the Gaza war

Meeting the needs of the Poor and Disabled

Visiting the elderly and disabled in need after the Gaza operation

Food Baskets for the Disabled

Preparing food baskets for the needy and disabled

Grocery Vouchers for the Disabled

After the Gaza military operation, the IEL provided many disabled individuals grocery vouchers

Humanitarian Project – Ashkelon


Evacuating children from Ashkelon who are under constant rocket fire from Gaza

Humanitarian Project – Children and Holocaust Survivors

During the most recent attacks from the Gaza strip, we received many phone calls from Israelis requesting aid. About fifty Grad rockets and Kassam projectiles were fired daily on cities adjacent to the Gaza strip, severely disrupting the lives of Israelis and making normal living impossible.
In spite of the tremendous success of the Iron Dome missile defense system that intercepted about 90% of the rockets fired into Israel, people remained under terrible stress, as they had to constantly be on alert to run for the bomb shelters nearly every 15 minutes.
The representatives of several municipalities approached us as they urgently needed to evacuate groups of children from Ashkelon, Ashdod and Bnei Aish. The idea was simple—load the children onto buses for a day of fun at the Safari park in Ramat Gan or elsewhere to give them and their parents a bit of relief for a day, during which they could escape the ugly realities of war.
A single bus to transport 50 children would amount to $600 per day, and we needed 10 buses right there and then. To our great joy the response from our friends was immediate and generous. Not only did we receive enough donations to cover the costs of the buses, but we could also purchase a vast amount of food baskets which we delivered to disabled people at their homes as soon as the ceasefire was declared. We also invited more than 500 Holocaust Survivors and World War II veterans to a special event where we blessed them with generous food vouchers. We’ve conducted many similar projects in the past.

Russia Visit

Dr.Eli Nacht, chairman of the Israel Empowerment Lobby, was invited to Russia to participate in the 20th anniversary celebration of the biggest chain of rehabilitation centers in Russia, “New Life,” which was founded by Sergey Matevosyan.
Another key speaker, Bishop Sergei Riahovskii, a member of the civic chamber of the Russian Federation, as well as the council for coordinating with religious organizations under the President of the Russian Federation.

Israel Independence Day – Ashdod

On Israel’s Independence Day, the Caleb company and Voice of Judah Ministries joined with the Israel Empowerment Lobby in providing food vouchers to 150 families in need, that included new immigrants and Holocaust Survivors from Ashdod.
Tod McDowell, who represents the Caleb company on behalf of 8000 Christians from Nashville Tennessee, greeted these families and expressed their support and love for them.