With the increasing rate of unemployment and the rising number of families joining the circle of poverty, it is impossible to not feel frustration toward the government who is seemingly not doing enough to provide food aid for people in need. But whose responsibility is it to take care of these people? One could argue

“We are praying for you that God Almighty will pay you back for all the good you, Leket Israel, have done for these children.” We had the privilege of meeting Connie who is in charge of a daycare center for Nigerian Christian Refugee Children in a direly poor section of Israel. These are the children

Housebound Recipients In mid-March, when the stay-at-home order was put into effect, Leket understood that people still needed to eat. Since Leket meal recipients were not permitted to leave their homes to receive their meals at soup kitchens or distribution centers, Leket staff and volunteers began providing door-to-door delivery to the housebound. Rather than delivering

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua5qNV3AQIAThank you for your interest in Leket Israel’s work to address nutritional insecurity in Israel.  As we approach the New Year, I kindly request that you consider supporting our relief efforts. These are challenging times for us all. Israel is in the midst of a recession and unemployment is running at 20%.  As a result, demand on Leket

In Israel, Biblical Values Plus Small Businesses Protect the Poor from Hunger The Holy Land is facing an unholy crisis. Normally a magnet to pilgrims and other visitors, the pandemic has hit Israel hard. Unemployment in the US is bad; here it’s twice as dire, with the rate currently at 20%. In a country that

With the exception of a small portion of the book of Daniel the Hebrew Bible – our Old Testament-was written entirely in the Hebrew language. L’shon Hakodesh, or Holy Language, is multi layered and full of depth of meaning. When we read a translation from this original language we are actually reading a commentary –

The following ringing endorsement comes from Christians For Israel International and has been translated from dutch. Food Bank Badly Needed! Recently we gave another beautiful donation to Leket Israel, a food aid organization in Israel. Nearly twenty percent of the population lives under the poverty line, among them Holocaust survivors, but also many children from