Amid Rocket Attacks, NY Nonprofit Provides IDF Veterans Refuge in Northern Israel Hotels By JLNJ Staff | May 20, 2021
(Courtesy of Belev Echad) Amid the massive rocket attacks from Gaza on Israeli people in the past few days, the New York-based nonprofit Belev Echad is sending Israel Defense Forces (IDF) veterans with PTSD and their families who live within the range of Hamas rockets to hotels in northern Israel to find refuge from the sounds of sirens and rocket explosions. Belev Echad is already in the process of sending 30 soldiers and their families to hotels in the cities of Tiberias, Haifa and Netanya, and would like to send as many more as possible.
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And if you’d asked what they thought of staying home for an entire year, they would’ve looked at you like you’d fallen off the moon.
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nd Street at exactly 4.30 a.m., when he pulled up in a fancy-looking car.
As I got in, I took stock of the many gadgets far more buttons than I’m used to, and a massive screen almost as if I were in an airplane, not a car!
Yankel noticed my curiosity and said, “Watch this!” I nearly fainted as he let go of the steering wheel with cars whizzing by on either side smack in the middle of the FDR. At the best of times I am a terrible backseat driver; I need to be the one in control. And here I was in full panic mode, clinging to my seat for dear life! Yes it was 4.30am, but this is NYC and there are always other cars on the road. I was screaming and this Yankel guy was as calm as they get. “Are you crazy?!” I exclaimed. “Hold the steering wheel!”