|| Israel’s Fight for Survival: How You Can Support the Jewish State in Its War Against Hamas

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Oct282023

Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and others are dedicated to annihilating the Jewish state and killing Jews. The barbaric Hamas attack on 10/7 showed that Israel is not invulnerable or invincible. We urge our readers to contribute whatever they can to support Israel as it fights for its very existence. Below are three lists of places to send donations. (Note: There is a fair amount of overlap among the lists.) Never again is now!

Read “What You Can Do to Help Israel at This Time” ►

Read “Israel-Hamas War: What can I do to help?” ►

Read “How to help: Orgs supporting people affected by war in Israel” ►

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