Nearly one year after the horrific and brutal attacks of October 7, the situation in Israel carries on.  Regular attacks from Hamas, a constant barrage of missiles & rockets fired by Hezbollah into Northern Israel, and the looming threat of a regional conflict involving Iran…Our home is under fire.

And while Israel defends its citizens, the needs continue to grow.  Kibbutzim are still struggling to rebuild, farmers are faced with the ongoing challenges of revitalizing their decimated fields, and tens of thousands of Israelis are still displaced from their homes. 

But that’s where you come in.  Jewish Federations continue to work directly with agencies throughout Israel, and our strategic partners on the ground to make sure that your support is getting to where it’s needed most. Please donate today.

 

Jewish Federations’ Response in Israel
Our Impact Since October 7th
July 2024 Update

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Fundraising and Allocations
An Unprecedented Response

Jewish Federations have raised $833M and allocated $433M to 520 Israeli NGOs since October 7th, representing over 50% of the funds flowing from global Jewry to Israel, according to the Israeli Ministry of Diaspora Affairs. The following chart represents allocations to date. We will continue to allocate the remaining funds responsively and proactively to meet strategic priorities.

Fundraising and Allocations Breakdown as of 06/03/2024
 

A Nationwide Effort
Our impact has touched every facet of Israeli society with a particular focus on the Gaza border region and the North.

A United Effort
In the wake of October 7th and rising domestic anti-Zionism, North American Jews remain steadfast in our support for Israel. Jewish Federations have been a pillar of unwavering support since the beginning of the conflict.

Our Strategic Approach
The incredible generosity and swift response of our donors enabled us to address urgent needs immediately. As we assessed the full scope of the crisis’ impact, we established four strategic areas to guide our allocations. Our priority was meeting essential needs first while ensuring that funds were available as the situation evolved.