Before the gates close on Yom Kippur

There's still time to help Israelis in need.

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Everyone knows Rosh Hashanah. Everyone knows Yom Kippur.

What about the days that connect them?

They're called the Ten Days of Repentance, and they're among the most spiritually significant days of the Jewish year.

From Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur, Jews focus on repentance, prayer, and giving to those in need as we prepare for the Day of Atonement.

We're in those ten days right now.

It's a time to look at what we can change, whom we can forgive, and what good we can still do before the gates close.

Sometimes, doing good can be very simple.

Feed someone who is hungry.

Nearly 27% of Israeli families live with food insecurity. The new year has begun, but their grocery bills haven't changed. Parents still worry about what they can afford, and refrigerators still need filling.

You can change that.

Your generosity during these ten days helps feed Israeli families who struggle to make it to the end of the month. It helps parents make sure their children have enough to eat and elderly Israelis keep food in their refrigerators.

As we prepare to ask God for mercy on Yom Kippur, we have the chance to show mercy to someone else.

Will you? Donate now to help feed Israeli families in need.

Blessings from Israel,

Rabbi Tuly Weisz
Founder, Israel365

P.S. If you'd rather give through a stock donation, legacy gift, or wire transfer, email Dan at [email protected].

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Before the gates close on Yom Kippur

There's still time to help Israelis in need.

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