We have tried to list as many web sites as possible of organizations that are seeking help. Some have on-line donation forms that accept credit cards.

This is a petition to help the three kidnapped soldiers.

Over 38,000 people have added their name. Take 1 minute to add yours.

Participate and make your views known.

The unanimous conclusion is don't send stuff in bulk from the States

1) In general, the airlines do not give discounts

2) The various agencies here are not able to help out; therefore taxes and customs are not waived

3) People have been charged the maximum possible by customs officials, etc.

There's stuff that's been sitting in the airport for 5 months now, waiting to be release; donated items for needy causes.

Her recommendation is: send money, or send items in someone's lift (which may possibly cause problems if there's too much of the same item), or in people's suitcases coming to Israel.

I am organizing a cake collection (preferably home made, but can also be bought) and letters of solidarity (just as important as the cake – or more) .The package will be a part of a large group of packages from the Yehuda & Shomron area that will be distributed by Thursday afternoon. So if you think you can make this deadline, please contact me so I'll know if we have a large enough amount of cakes to justify a collection from Rehovot. There might be another collection next week. If so another email will be sent about it.

Please contact me by email at: stevenf@netvision.net.il

If you do not have access to email you can try my phone numbers, please don't leave messages with my kids. 08-9365313 057-5706592

We have a large quantity of portable generators, with maximum 6560 watts. These generators have gasoline engines, which are rated higher than Briggs & Stratton. We have diesel generators, also. These units are 220/50Hz, compatible with Israel and European electrical systems. These generators can be purchased at a discounted price of $595.00* each, delivered to Israel. (*Based on a purchase of 264 generators, or more.) We deliver to other ports in the world, also. Please call for a price quote. Our price, delivered to Israel, is cheaper than they can be purchased in the United States.

CUSTOMIZED CARE PACKAGES

We have other humanitarian items available - fans, flashlights, tents, baby food, diapers, personal hygiene, and a variety of pre-cooked vacuum packed meals. We can customize shipping for individual care packages or ship items in bulk. For individual packaging, you may give us a list of items that you desire. We can pack and ship to any location, per your request.

Please e-mail frankrenfrow@yahoo.com or call us at 479-234-3712, if we can be of help, supplying your needs, no matter how unusual the request. We like challenges. Our team is trained to help in emergency situations. Looking forward to helping you in anyway we can.

Frank Renfrow

Details: The New Jerusalem Foundation (NJF), with the help of those who love and support Israel, has established an Emergency Respite Fund for families and their children from the North of Israel. To date, the NJF has provided hundreds of individuals with activity days in Jerusalem including visits to tourist attractions, pools, parks and the Biblical Zoo allowing them to "take a breath of fresh air" and receive the emotional and psychological support they need to cope with the crisis. Recently, the NJF in cooperation with the Jewish Community in Italy, has sponsored several trips for several hundred children to stay with families in Rome, giving them the chance to escape their cluttered existence in bombshelters in the North.

We need your support to help more scared children and their families maintain their routines and feelings of normalcy despite the wrenching terror which bombards them day in and day out.

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO BRING THEIR DREAMS TO REALITY!
WE DEPEND UPON YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS!
PLEASE GIVE US THE TOOLS!

Contributions to the New Jerusalem Foundation can be made through our US, Israel or Germany offices or online at http://www.thenjf.org/contribute.asp

In the USA:
The New Jerusalem Foundation
Moshe Talansky
103 Wood Lane South,
Woodsburgh, NY 11598

USA (Tax exemption No. 02-0509486)

Tel: 516-569-0977
Fax: (516) 569-0913
e-mail: Tal1836@aol.com

In Israel:
The New Jerusalem Foundation
4 Koresh Street
POB 775
Jerusalem, ISRAEL
Tel: 972-2-623-2227
Fax: 972-623-2390

Email: zraviv@jerusalem.muni.il

In Germany:
Freunde der Neuen Jerusalem Stiftung
c/o Marlon Tessler
Ziegelhuttenweg 43
60598 Frankfurt/ Main
Germany

Email: marlontesler@gmail.com

Thank You for Your Support!

Call Miri:

991-5040

Almagor-Terror Victims Association is in desperate need of volunteers, food,toys, and donations to assist us in our efforts to help the residents of the North. We send buses on a daily basis bearing volunteers, food, and toys for shelter-bound northerners. We need people to gather food and toys from friends and family, or by standing in front of your local supermarket and mall. Volunteers who can come with us north are also welcome. Food and toys (and anyone who wants to help, especially by creating contact with anglo-communities world-wide) can be brought to our conviniently located office in Jerusalem right next to Central Bus Station, by going up the stairs between CBS and zol Mehadrin, we are to the immediate left of the top of the stairs.

234 Rechov Yaffo.

We may be contacted by calling our hotline: 025023638

Please call the Tzfat office at 04-697-0311 or 052-4295382.

Thanks and G-d Bless!

Meir Paltiel
Livnot Tzfat
04-697-0311
052-4295382
yonah@livnot.com

- two bar mitzvah boys needing tefillin. - a baby about to be delivered and parents have no baby things and no money. - Six families staying under one three bedroom apartment roof who have special dietary needs and we are trying to supply them with staples (for thirty four people, B"H).

- a family with a sick child in need of hospital treatments, who needs immediate monetary help with transportation expenses.

- a family who only just came to our attention received a pot to cook in, after living quietly unnoticed in a borrowed apartment for weeks already! Now they need basic staple food to cook in that pot, as well, because for health reasons they can not use the soup kitchen food.

- a family of bli ayin hara thirteen need help because they were told they need to start paying something toward the rent or be asked to leave... but they are using their entire budget and then some, paying rent on the apartment they can no longer live in, in Tzfat.

And the list goes on.

Can you take a minute now to visit our website and make an easy online tax deductible credit card donation in dollars? http://www.jfsisrael.orgOr, please drop off a shekel donation to the nearest Cheerfully Changed location, and earmark it for the Northern families Fund of Jewish Family Services.

Please pass this to your family or friends in chutz l'Aretz, once more. We all sleep better at night when the list of unmet needs, dwindles.

Thank you,
Rabbi Yohanan Danziger
Sarah Alpert

--

Jewish Family Services, Israel
A Non-Profit Organization

Emotional, Psychological, and Emergency Support

http://www.jfsisrael.org (02) 999 9330

Chana Rachel Frumin MS marital and family counselor

frumin@netvision.net.il

www.jerusalemnarrativetherapyinstitute.com

Assaf ben Lillian -survived an anti-tank missile attack and is in very serious condition

Idan ben Yonah - very seriously injured

Yonatan ben Rachel

Yoav ben Yehudit

Dror ben Esther

Eran Perry - has lost a leg and needs months of rehabilitation

Arik Dayan has lost leg & needs months of rehabilitation

Ron Naveh

Carmel ben Sarah Harrari

Moshe ben Hana

Naftali Boaz Mordechai ben Menucha Chana

Ariel ben [son of] Janette

Sha'ul ben Shulamit

Gal ben Shoshana

Yuval ben Yehudit

Guy Yosef ben Ela

Amichai ben Orah

Gideon ben Yehudit

Elro'i Rafael ben Galia Glynis

Tzur Pinchas ben Sarit Sara Rivka

Yogev Menashe ben Bruriah

Dimitri Kalman

Jacques bar Lev

Netanel Mordechai ben Hinda Fayga

Amit ben Nava

Nadav ben Esther Malka

Yiftach Bezalel ben Leah

Israel also has eight soldiers in enemy captivity, namely:

Gilad ben Aviva (Shalit), captured just outside Gaza on June 25 of this year;

Ehud ben Malka (Goldwasser) and Eldad ben Tova (Regev), captured on the Israeli-Lebanese border July 12 of this year;

Guy ben Rina (Hever), disappeared near the Syrian-Israeli border in the Golan Heights in August 1997;

Ron ben Batya (Arad), captured when his plane was downed over Lebanon in Oct. 1986;

and Tzvi ben Pninah (Feldman), Yekutiel Yehuda Nachman ben Sarah (Katz), and Zecharia Shlomo ben Miriam (Baumel), all captured at the Sultan Yaaqub battle in Lebanon on June 11, 1982.

Injured Children:

Michal bat Revital

BatTzion bat Revital

Avraham Natan ben Revital

Odel Hana bat Revital

can open up your home, or if you can ask you neighbors if they know of something it would be most appreciated. Spread the word!

For more details, please call Rochel Lewin at 999-9469

http://www.aish.com/movies/PhotoFraud.asp

Photo Fraud in Lebanon

Each shift is 4 hours minimum.Call Marianna Kornfeld, 052 3464894 or marianakr@jazo.org.il

It goes without mentioning that money can help provide the above as well. Any donation will be gratefully accepted.

If you can help please call Emuna 054-204-9434.

For the full story and pictures of this amazing operation...and what you can do to help - please see http://www.paulasays.com/articles/war_on_two_fronts/operation_northern.html

We may be contacted by calling our hotline: 025023638

I have been asked to gather names ONLY, and to forward them to legal council in the US.

Requirements:

You must be a US Citizen that resides in areas affected by Hizbollah attacks.

You must be willing to provide personal information such as:

1.Address
2. Phone number
3. Proof of US citizenship

Do not reply to this email:

1. Just to comment and say "good job" or "good luck""
2. To ask 100 questions that will be answered by legal council.
3. To bother our volunteers , delaying and bogging down our efforts.

Please only reply if you can comply with the above request.

avi6169@yahoo.com

Therefore, I am organizing a siyum of the five books of the Torah in order to help our soldiers. Each of the 54 parshas will be given to a different person (or group) and hopefully, by the end of the month we will proudly say that we completed the entire Torah with our kavanot (intentions) being to assist our brethren. The time to start helping is now as every moment in this war is crucial and the potential to save lives may indeed lie in our hands. As it says in Pirkei Avot 1:14, "If not now, when?" For those interested: please email batshevais@gmail.com with the subject S.O.S and I will send you a parsha to learn.

Batsheva Neuer

Givat Shmuel

Yaffa 51 Mizrach Talpiot

60 adults and 50 kids and 20 youth

They arrived two days ago and need a few things just to get started, until

they learn where to shop for themselves:

Fruit, vegetables, eggs, milk products and disposable dishes

They are receiving lunch daily

If anyone wants to visit and help out at all, be in touch with Pinchas-

0546577159 from maalot - the ish kesher

Tizku lemitzvot

He is a wonderful and caring mohel with many years of experience, and would greatly appreciate any work to help him and his family during these difficult times.

Please pass this on to anyone who might need a mohel and who would be interested in hiring a mohel from the north.

He can be reached at 052-3698078

Please contact me directly tikvacohen@yahoo.com or

Yaffa at Mortsmo@aol.com. If anyone has money they want to donate please email tikvacohen@yahoo.com and I will give you best instructions of how to get it to the people of Tzfat & the Mor Family.They need money to pay for food and necessities like medicines, rent, transportation, you name.

The Mor Family were bombed in the first days of this conflict. The rocket hit into their kitchen where 4 of their five small children and their mother. Revital Mor were standing.

The mother is in a cast with a broken leg and in a wheel chair, two of the 5 children were unconscious and all were hospitalized for a week at Rambam Hospital with heavy cuts and bruises.

They are currently recovering in Kibbutz Etzion and have no belongings left except some clothes donated to them.

Mr Tzion Mor is a Sofer and has no writing tools, etc. Mrs Revital Mor loves to paint oil paintings, sketches in pencil and charcoal, as well as Mr. Mor enjoys the same, for relaxation. The children love toys and need safe activites when they are not re-visiting Hadassah Hospital for follow-up treatments which is weekly if not more.. Monetary donations, art supplies, new clothes, shoes, and later items of furniture, cooking utensils, etc are needed. Whatever you can give!

Anyone who remains in Tzfat is able to work. But some shops are open on limited hrs for food and essentials. Many who have been injured or lost their homes to the rockets which made many direct hits to homes need everything and anything you can give.

Bless you all in advance with perfect Helath till 120 +

~Remember, Tzeducka Saves The World!

Dr. Wendy Tikva Cohen tikvacohen@yahoo.com
The Mor Family Fund
T.L.C.-""Tikva L'Chaim""
Helping those patients who can not afford treatments, medicines,
transportation to specialists, etc.

www.kerenezra.org

Run by families up North, too!

Paypal accepted.

Presents a Special Concert

In Solidarity with the Residents of Northern Israel

"Simply Tsfat"

Thursday Night August 17, 8:00pm Kehillat Yedidya, 12 Lifschitz Street, Baka, Jerusalem

Tickets are FREE for residents of the North with a Valid ID

All other tickets are 30NIS and the proceeds will be donated to the relief effort in the North

All tickets must be picked up at:

JBC-Judaica Book Centre
5 Even Israel Street
Jerusalem
Sunday-Thursday 10am-4pm

For more information call the Torat Reva Office at 052-534-6260
www.toratreva.org

Torat Reva Yerushalayim is a non profit organization which provides Torah study groups for students of all ages and backgrounds which meet in private homes, synagogues, nursing homes and places of business. Call now to find out how you can join a Torat Reva

Yerushalayim study group today!

In the meantime we have replaced them with others. They are nice folk; Sasson and Aliza, her sister a soldier, and 3 girls. The wife is scared of dogs.

Can you help?

Please call Sasson on 050-7966330

There is a midrash that relates of a man drowning in a lake who cries to the captain of a passing boat. The captain throws him a rope to save and pull him aboard. Hakaddosh Baruch Hu gave us the rope of the tzitzis to grab in order to pull us close to Him. It is a shemirah, a protection, for our bodies and souls and a connection to Hashem.

A group of Boston yungerleit are embarking upon an imperative project of feeling for our soldiers, may Hashem protect them, identifying with them, and sending them 'the rope'. They are undertaking to send tzitzis to as many soldiers as possible and offering you the opportunity to share in this mitzvah.

The passuk says "U'ri'isem oso...va'asisem es kol mitzvosai". This alludes to the havtacha, the promise, that if one fulfills "U'ri'isem oso", one will be granted the privilege to live and fulfill mitzvos, may it be Hashem's will.

The cost of one garment is 20 shekels in Israel. Cost in America is $5.00. This money may be taking from maaser.

Contributions may be sent to:

In Beitar: Mr. Elozor Gottlieb, 5/5 Chofetz Chaim St., Beitar

In Yerushalayim: Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb, 28/5 Shaulson St., Yerushalayim

In the U.S.A.: Mr. Shmuel Fine, 25 Yale Dr., Monsey, NY 10952

Please contact Elana at 050-7596386 if you would like to volunteer.

For anyone wishing to stop by to offer help, the school is located between Herzliya and Ra'anana in Kiryat Shaviv.

Continue straight past the Park Mall and turn left after the bridge at the traffic light before Neve Amal and continue straight on Har Sinai.

The school is at the end of Har Sinai.

The list is as follows

• White or Khaki Tshirts
  
• Boxer shorts
  
• Army Socks
  
• Energy Bars
  
• Soap
  
• Tooth Paste
  
• Tooth Brushes
  
• Deodorant
  
• Tissues
  
• Shampoo
  

Further, we are trying to collect money so that we can also purchase something small to make their difficult time easier. This week leatherman type knives were purchased and next week we hope to purchase knee pads which are needed for their specific assignments.

If anyone can help with any of these items or alternatively make a donation so that these items can be bought we would be grateful but not half a grateful as these boys who appeciated the parcels that have been sent so far. You can be assured that any donations made go straight to them and are distributed immediately.

I thank you in anticipation

Ann Manning

0544 212654

They have four small children aged 1-13, and are warm wonderful people. Usually they operate a guest house (zimmer) in Rosh Pina.

If anyone can assist, please phone Sara on 745-2036.

If you can possibly help cook food for Shabbat, please be in contact with Benji Hain 052-837-8487

Anyone still able to host a family both small and large families have been calling please let me know either by return e-mail or by mobile 0544 283 646

Thanks and may all Yisrael have a peaceful Shabbat.....

Judy Avraham Chai

Terror Victims Support / Crisis Center.

Anyone who is interested in volunteering to promote the project or in distributing the sets with the soldiers' names to the different yeshivot around the country or around the world are welcome to contact:

Safra ve Sayfa at 054-7595031.

You can call me at 052-8568396.

If you can't help on site, please ask your family and friends either here in Israel and overseas to make a donation on the Israel La'ad Website.

http://www.israel-laad.org

ozmavet@yahoo.com

The work they do with disabled veterans and victims of terror is impressive. There have been wounded chayalim over the past few weeks, many will benefit from a donation to this organization.

Charitable receipts are available fron their USA and Canadian offices.

Israel office

Canadian office

USA Office

• small fridges
  
• TV's and DVD's
  

We are also looking for donations to cover costs of food.

Within the framework of Table to Table, we are also collecting the following items:

1. For soldiers:

• Personal hygiene items - soaps, shampoo, socks, boxer shorts, T-shirts etc.
• Snacks, bisli, crisps, etc ('chatifim')

2. For families in shelters in the North:

• Daipers (Titulim)
  
• Baby milk - Materna etc.
  
• Preservatives - tuna etc.
  
• Long-life milk.
  
  Please contact Ilana Friedlander - 057-570 6592 or Shimon Krausz 08-936 3001 (evenings)

They are located at 48 Ahuza St (between Ravutsky and Ahad HaAm Streets). Their telephone number is 09-742-8452 and for emergencies, they can be reched at 054-667-7066.

For the last week, thanks to your support, Table to Table has provided over 10,000 gift baskets to soldiers on our Northern and Southern borders. The baskets have done a great service to our soldiers' morale. Click for more information on the continuing IDF Soldiers Gift Basket Campaign.

Now, it is Israeli families in Israel's besieged North who need our help. Table to Table, in cooperation with the mayors of Northern communities and with non-profit organizations throughout the country, is asking for your physical and financial support for tens of thousands of displaced families.

To support the families who are passing their days in bomb shelters, unable to leave and purchase food and other goods, and to aid the thousands of families who have left their homes and are now being sheltered by generous families in Israel's Center and South, Table to Table is purchasing and collecting the supplies they need most: diapers, clothes, food, and other essential goods

For more information, please contact Table to Table at 09-744-1757 or visit our website at www.tabletotable.org.il

In order to help as many people right away, I suggest making a donation by credit card to Table to Table. You can do this quickly and safely on-line by clicking here.

Credit Card donations from the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom (U.K.) are fully tax deductible.

Please call 581 1911 for details.

You can donate via horat keva or post-dated checks but the credit card company/bank gives the whole amount now. They are asking for 125 or 199 nis/month for 3 years - but you can probably do a different arrangement.

Call 1800 333 313 for details.

In addition to SAZF (Israel) - Telfed's ongoing food collection in conjunction with the organization Table to Table, we have now received an additional appeal from our soldiers on the border.

As many of them have not been able to go home for three weeks, they are now in need of underwear, toiletries, t-shirts, socks and other hygienic necessities.

So how do we continue helping our soldiers?

Telfed will be adopting an army unit and will be purchasing the above-mentioned items for the soldiers.

We ask that you donate a minimum amount of NIS 50. The consignment will be sent up north in conjunction with Table to Table.

For credit card donations please email, call or fax us giving the following information:

Name, credit card number, type of credit card, expiry date, id number, address and phone number.

Tel: 972-9-7446110 exts 201 and 205

Fax: 972-9-7446112

Email: info@telfed.org.il or debbiec@telfed.org.il

Kindly send in your donations by Monday the 7th August

If you can help out or lend any of the following essential items/services please call Lea Cohen at 054-30-30-109

Gate for stairwell (wide size)
Vacuum for a couple of hours
Pots/pans
Cupboard/Dress stand to hang clothes up
Mattresses (solid foam ones not blow-up air mattresses)
Bed Sheets
Pillows
Pillow Cases
Electric Range
Shampoo, conditioner, soap
Cleaning products
* Electrician to fix kitchen lighting

Also, it would be great if anyone would like to bring over food today and on Friday for Shabbat. The refrigerator is set up.

lea cohen

lea@pimento.co.il

tel: +972 9-742-3390
cel: +972 54-30-30-109

If you can help or know of anyone who can help, please call Ariela at

054-841-7094 asap -- thank you!

These folks have their act together -- they are operating with respect and dignity, and they respond quickly, B"H.

Cheerfully Changed is accepting money donations for our JFS Northern Families Fund, so please drop off your shekels or any other currency, while you shop near one of their money changing locations. Donations an also be charged directly, on our website. As always, all of the money goes directly to food and immediate needs of the families.

Please be generous,

Rabbi Yohanan Danziger

Sarah Alpert

The Torah informs us that in the war that Moshe Rabbeinu and Klall Yisrael waged against Midyan, Moshe “drafted” elef l’mateh, elef l’mateh --- one thousand soldiers from each shevet/tribe. The Medrash Rabba and the Yalkut Shimoni explain that in fact, each shevet sent one thousand pairs, two thousand individuals one thousand to fight and one thousand to daven. Each soldier had his designated person whose task was to daven and learn for his specific soldier colleague. And the Torah tells us- v’lo nifkad mimenu ish, no one was killed from amongst the Jewish Army.

We brought this idea to Rav Chaim Kanievsky, Shlita. He was quite happy about the idea and pointed out that Dovid HaMelech instituated the plan, as well. Each individual who was in combat had a designated person who was davening and learning in his merit.

Therefore, we ask of everyone –soldiers, residents of cities and towns that are under attack, those that are in shelters, all that find themselves in danger, to contact us, to give us your Hebrew name and the Hebrew name of your mother. We will find a Jew who will accept upon himself/herself to daven and learn, specifically as a merit for your safety and security.

We call upon the Jewish community –men and women, adult and youth, in the Diaspora, to join in this holy endeavor, accept a name of a soldier or civilian who finds himself/herself in danger. Bond with acheinu Bnei Yisrael in Eretz Yisrael and “partner” in Torah and Tefilah with a specific individual, have that person, by name, included in your Tefilos, Torah learning and acts of chesed.

If you wish to partner with a Jew in Israel, please contact us and we will share with you a Jew who would be honored and appreciative to be part of your Tefilos and Torah learning. By telephone, between the hours of 8-10pm in Eretz Yisrael, 011-972-2-581-1911; By fax, 011-972-2-651-2950; by e-mail MAORTLMO@Bezeqint.net

In this merit of our concern for each other, may we see a successful end to this war, as it says in the pasuk, v’lo nifkad mimenu ish, without the loss of even just one more person.

--The letter is signed by the Bostoner Rebbe, Shlita and Rav Simcha Hakohen Kook, Shlita.

--If we at National Council of Young Israel can assist in matching a concerned Jew with a brother or sister in Israel, a soldier or civilian, please do call upon us. Tel 212-929-1525 Ext 100/101; E-Mail Execvp@Youngisrael.Org

--NCYI has created a special Northern Israel Emergency Fund to assist those Jews who have been displaced, are not working, are forced to sleep in bunkers, etc. Through the Young Israel in Israel we are supplying food, toiletries, emergency assistance, etc.

Please send your contributions to Young Israel Charities, c/o National Council of Young Israel, 111 John Street, Suite #450, New York, NY 10038. Rabbi Pesach Lerner

Please contact Estella 03-6478402 or 050-6767463

scher@internet-zahav.net

eyaht@aish.com

Miriam Chriki
052-824-1973, 02-6733636

mchriki@gmail.com

Tyrone: 052 5605051 <tyroneplint@gmail.com>,

It's run in Kraft Field, next to Gan Sacher, right next to Yad L'Banim.

Contact is Josh (054)7501808

Reeling under a 200% occupancy rate as the only hospital in the Netanya region, Laniado urgently needs your generous support to cope with this unprecedented emergency situation.

To expedite your assistance at this time you can contact us at

212-944-2690

American Friends of Laniado Hospital
18 West 45th Street, Suite 307
New York, New York 10036
Tel: 212-944-2690
Fax: 212-944-7512

E-mail: laniado@ verizon.net

Our family just returned from Israel, we had a great time, got to visit many places and had a Texas - israel get together.

We happened to be in Tzfat and Meron the day the rockets started falling on those cities, thank G-d we did not hear or see it happen however, over the weeks we saw and heard from many evacuees and spoke to many friends a colleagues-- and they need a lot of help.

I am in contact with a few Chabad Rabbis in the area, this is the situation:

60% of the residents relocated. The 40% left behind are the "Miskainim beyoter" poorest and neediest who cannot help themselves. the Rabbis and volunteers are running selflessly from shelter to shelter to provide food, water, pampers, baby formula, toys and games to keep children occupied during long periods of time in the shelters.

Hundreds of people are jobless, some homes ands synagogues were destroyed- miraculously the casualties are low.

Some of my friends are right behind the army giving them morale support, some are bringing bottled water (you need gallons of water in outdoor Israel) and assisting them with donning Tephillin.

If you care to help, please write a check to:

Chabad Austin- Israel fund
7010 Village Center
Austin, TX 78731

I will forward the moneys to the Rabbis and organization directly

Cost: $20 (100 ns) per person per day

We are asking friends and supporters to help cover the tremendous expense. Depending on support we can invite more.

TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS
can be made to:

FRIENDS OF ELON MOREH
BOX 5435
PASSAIC PARK, NJ 07055

Contributions are tax-deductible in the United States.
US Federal Tax ID # 04-3719806.

There are thousands of people in Israel who have been injured in terrorist attacks or who have family members that have been killed or injured. So many families have been torn apart, so many hearts broken, and so many lives shattered or lost. For the most part, these people have very few resources. Some have even less. Many of those injured or killed have been sole breadwinners and can no longer support their families.

NAVAH was established to assure victims of terror that they are not alone, that there is a place in our heart that feels their pain, and shares their suffering. The volunteers of NAVAH spend hours visiting victims after each attack, sitting by their bedsides, listening to them and encouraging them. The emphasis on bikur cholim (visiting the sick) is what makes NAVAH unique.

NAVAH's programs bring people from abroad together to help victims of terrorism repair their shattered lives. NAVAH distributes care packages, together with a monetary endowment from people around the world.

NAVAH has established the following ways for you to make a differerence:

With your donation, NAVAH will assemble and deliver care packages along with your greeting card to the victims of terror in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and at home.When NAVAH volunteers deliver the packages, they take time to get to know the recipients, to talk to them and to be there for them. These care packages make a huge impact on the recipients and do much to lift their spirits. Words cannot express what it means to a victim to receive warm wishes from someone who they do not even know, but who took the time to care.

Each victim that we meet is struggling both physically and financially. NAVAH distributes monetary support that will help victims get through the beginning stages of their recovery and continue to assist them during their rehabilitation. In general, most of the victims of terror are ordinary Israelis, with few financial resources. Help us to help them. Make a donation so that we can distribute as much money as possible and help these victims with their various needs. (Donations are tax deductible in the USA.)

NAVAH invites all schoolchildren from around the world to express their concern for their Israeli brothers and sisters by drawing pictures and writing messages of support. From our experience, the pictures that we deliver to victims of terror from these children have impacted them a great deal. Encourage your school or synagogue to get involved in this worthy initiative.

http://www.navah.org.il/index.html

Help 2,000 Shuvu students from Northern Israel:
Acco, Carmiel, Haifa, Natzeret, Nahariya & Teveriya go to summer camps in the center of the country.

Please help Shuvu to rescue these precious children today!

Please make you donation payable to:
SHUVU
and mail to:
Shuvu Emergency Summer Camp
1314 Avenue J
Brooklyn, NY 11230

Or call in your credit card donation to:

SHUVU @ 718-692-3434

Moshe Feiglin and Michoel Fuah, leaders of Manhigut Yehudit, will PERSONALLY deliver the money to those in need.

All donations are tax deductible in the USA and receipts will be mailed to all donors.

Please respond generously and quickly. An online credit card donation form has been set up. All you need to do is CLICK HERE and follow the simple instructions.

https://wwws.capalon.com/secure/jif/payments.php?regID=825

Donations can also be made via check. Please make your check payable to Manhigut Yehudit and mail to:

Manhigut Yehudit, 1175 West Broadway -- Suite 30, Hewlett, NY 11557

(Please MEMO check: "Israel Fund")
For more information please contact us at: office@jewishisrael.org or call: 1-516-295-3222 (USA) / 02-996-1123 (Israel).

In this past week, another 1500 children have been taken into the MIGDAL OHR facilities. One week ago we wrote you about MIGDAL OHR. Situated in the North of Israel, its leader Rabbi Grossman, having decades of experience dealing with children from broken homes and impoverished families responded to the current need of the children in the embattled North to organize summer camps in central Israel to provide a better, safer, saner, living environment for the children. The team of educators and professional psychologists chose four suitable sites: Nachalim (Gush Etzion area), Even Shmuel (near Kiryat Gat), Neveh Hertzog

in Ashdod, and Petach Tikvah. Within 24 hours the camps and programs were organized and children were quickly relocated to Central Israel. The cost per child is $650. The first Israel Lives article was the first most readers had heard of Migdal Ohr – Gratefully, many contributed. However as a week of further bombardments followed, the needs of Israeli children in the North increased and the numbers of needy children increase.

Dror Vanunu, Gush Katif leader, reports that “Many families from the north are being hosted in the crowded caravans of the Gush Katif evacuees. Understanding the trauma of losing one’s home, many Gush Katif adults and youth have traveled north to help prepare bomb shelters and deliver aid to the adults. The Gush youth of the caravan community of Nitzan, near Ashkelon, organized activities for hundreds of children from the north to give them a feeling of warmth and security, fully understanding their feelings of displacement, homelessness and fear.”

To help the families of Gush Katif, monies are being collected by
c/o Buddy Macy
Friends of Gush Katif
P.O. Box 1001
Little Falls, NJ 07424-1001
Please write the following in the note section of your check: "We give generously!"

To donate by credit card, please go to: www.katifund.org.

When filling out the simple donation form, please type, "We Give Generously" in the "Comments" section. Friends of Gush Katif is a registered 501(c)(3) charity.

Questions: Call toll-free: 800-BUDDY-NY (800-283-3969) from the U.S. or Canada.

P.S. In a more recent article in Arutz7 it was reported that 800 people came at the cost of $6,500 per day. See
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=108231

Our very special guests are not being asked for any payment, it is our privilege to host these courageous Jewish families. We are turning to you, our loyal friends, to join us as partners in this mitzva of "hachnasat orchim" . Our forefather, the Patriarch Abraham, was renowned for his welcoming guests into his Hebron tent and millenniums later, we in Kiryat Arba continue the tradition.

Donations may be sent directly to the yeshiva:
Yeshivat Nir Kiryat Arba
POB 19,
90100 Kiryat Arba
ISRAEL

or to our NY Office for a tax exempt receipt (all funds will immediately be transferred to Israel):

Friends of Yeshivat Kiryat Arba
1412 Avenue M
PMB 2492
Brooklyn, NY 11230

With many thanks and blessings from Kiryat Arba,

Rabbi Eliezer Waldman, Rosh Yeshiva
(Mrs. Celia Ofer, sec'y to Rabbi Waldman)

Please mail checks to:
Itai Atya
Moshav Aloneh Habashan
Mobile Post
Ramat Hagolan 12412

For more info contact Lea at wiesje@netvision.net.il 052-380-2533

If there are any requests to send supplies from outside of Israel, the email address below can be used to obtain shipping information.

diasporayesh@yahoo.com

Tomorrow (Tuesday Aug 1/06) evening, a car convoy will leave from Moshav Yagil (near Ramat Gan) to Kiryat Shmona. The exact address is Rechov Meshek 54. If you can drop off anything from the following list there, please call 054-310-8812. If you can drop off anything in Jerusalem, please contact me, Katherine Weiner, at weinerkatherine@yahoo.com or at 052-835-1348. I'll be loading whatever donations are in by tomorrow night into a car going to Yagil.

What is needed:
1) Chalav amid (long-lasting milk) in packages of 0.25 liter. or 0.5 liter.
2)cookies, crackers
3)bottled water
4)vegetable oil, 0.5 liter. bottles
5)butter
6)canned tuna
7)fruit - any kind
8)vegetables - potatoes, onions, carrots, cabbages
9)coffee, ONLY instant
10)buckweat, cream of wheat or other grains.
11)pasta
12)bread
13)fans and folding chairs

Items suitable for DIABETICS will be especially appreciated. If you're bringing those, please mark them!

people from the North who will be staying in a house in Ra'anana.

Thanks.

EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR PROVISIONS FOR THE SOLDIERS

We urgently need army T;shirts, boxer shorts, army socks, deodorants, shower and shaving gels, wet wipes, toothbrushes and toothpaste, coffee, cold fruit drinks and bottled water and mobile phone chargers to send to the soldiers in the field.

We would also like to send treats and goodies (dry - for example, biscuits, bissli and bamba etc).

The easiest way to organize this is for people to bring cash donations to us and we will go and buy in bulk. Alternatively, if you want, you can bring your goods to us and we will put them in boxes for dispatch.

The goods will be collected from the Bet Knesset by Irgun leMa'an HeChayal and taken directly to the troops on the fronts. Collection point at the synagogue (8, Borochov Street, Ra'anana) between from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday July 30th and Monday July 31st.

Please don't let our soldiers down. Your contact for further information: Colin Marks 0547-201-911 (marksa@012.net.il)

02-997-2207

052-569-6172

IF YOU ARE A MIDWIFE OR DOCTOR, PLEASE CONTACT US AS WELL!

• Clothes - all sizes (men, women and children
  
• Shoes - for kids and toddlers
  
• Diapers and wipes
  
• canned goods they can keep in their rooms
  
• all toiletries - soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes
  
• deodorant
  
• razors and blades
  
• sanitary products
  
• Games and toys for the kids
  
  

Thank you so much, as always. Please feel free to call me. The stuff can be delivered to my home or I will gladly pick it up.

Regards,
Janet Agassi
3 Hagalim St.
Ra'anana

0507-337-913
09-7710334

Golda Gaier-Zak aged 67 yrs.
Hativat Yivtah 2/4
Ramat Rabin 21996 Karmiel Tel: 04-908 1061
Kidney failure, on dialysis treatment approx. 12 hrs per week. Otherwise self-sufficient. Currently rcvg. dialysis treatment at Nahariya Hospital. My Mother is a highly organised, well spoken, intelligent woman who realises her situation but is also realistic about her dilemma. In S. Africa she did various social work to help children and people in need, delinquents, did a lot of work for the Black people. In Israel did some presentations on 'Battered Women' for an active Israeli women's organisation.

Thanks and keep safe everyone Sharon

However, the apartment is empty and does not have any furniture, beds, etc. If anyone knows where some furniture can be donated short term (and delivered) to make the apartment habitable, we would appreciate it so we can let a family from the north live there. We especially need a refrigerator and a stove and oven. The furniture and appliances can all be returned when the family returns home.

We don't have a car so we can not pick up the furniture ourselves.Your suggestions to allow us to help others are much appreciated.

Reuven Grossman

R Grossman rgrossman@milsresearch.com

A boy aged 14 1/2
A girl aged almost 13
A boy aged 8 1/2
Twin girls aged 5 3/4.

Please either e-mail or call:

03-6201555 or
054-5-505701

leah_newstead@yahoo.com

Thanks,
Leah

Baileh
Integrated Holistic Medicine
Coordinative Reflexology, QT
09-7715549
052-6614771 (temporary no.)
052-865-8074 (active as of Aug. 6)

a porta-crib
a high chair
a plastic bath tub
a microwave oven
toys for a 1 1/2 year old and 3 1/2 year old
clothes for the girls

Thanks for your help,

Rachelle Oseran.

The Oserans jroseran@netvision.net.il

Several provisional arrangements have been made by the health ministry for these residents including hostel and diur morgan ( sheltered housing ) in jerusalem. If you would like to know if you are entitled to such a placement then the number for the moked herum is 04 6380788.

There are also many services available for trauma counselling.if you are unsure where to go then call us at Orlenefesh 026223294, and we will do our best to help you.

Hinda Schryber., Director, orlenefesh, jerusalem.

Tax-exempt donations can be sent to the Emergency Campaign for the North, Jerusalem College of Technology, P.o.B. 16031, Jerusalem 91160 or dropped off at my home

Hizkiyahu Hamelech 59/1 Old Katamon

The school has opened its doors for people from Tzfat and can accommodate up to 150 persons. However, there is a need for funds to provide them with food, clothing and their every day living needs.

There are now 50 people from Tzfat living in the Yeshiva. They received vouchers from the municipality of Tzfat that will cover their needs through this Friday. We are seeking funds to provide for them until they can safely return home. In addition, we would like to accommodate additional families from Tzfat who need shelter, all of which requires funds.

The costs of this project is 100 nis per person for 1 day (other areas charge 130). They have 150 beds and provide food and activities (transportation, swimming pool etc). We can accommodate 150 people at a cost of approximately $3,500 per day.

Tax deductible contributions can be made through Central Fund for Israel: checks should be made payable to "Central Fund of Israel" and should be earmarked for "Arzei Halevanon." Checks can be sent directly to the Central Fund of Israel at
980 6th Avenue, Third Floor
New York, NY 10018

Tel: (212-354-7800)

The more funds we have the more people we can provide for at Maale Efraim until they can return safely to Tzfat.

02-566-0768.

"Chabad on Campus has undertaken the writing of a Unity Sefer Torah for students, due to the matzav in Eretz Yisroel. Students are being invited to purchase letters for $1. The site went up this week and almost 500 letters have already been purchased."

Safed is one of the primary targets of the Hezbollah rocket attacks because it is the location of the “Pikud Hatzafon” (IDF headquarters for the entire northern Israel) as well as the venue for numerous highly sensitive and strategic military installations. The military HQ is right next door to the Colel Chabad food bank.

For the residents of Safed, the situation is a catastrophe. Stores are basically closed, food is scarce, fathers and mothers cannot go to their jobs to earn their living and yet, are required to remain in cramped shelters. Safed is mostly a poor community to begin with – and the halt to its economy is devastating for families who live from hand to mouth under the best of circumstances. 60% of the residents relocated. The 40% left behind are the “Miskainim beyoter” poorest and neediest who cannot help themselves.

Colel Chabad has been working in Safed for many years - actually over two centuries. We run the only soup kitchen in Safed, the only Meals on Wheels, a subsidized Pediatric Dental Clinic, A Medical Clinic, Food Bank that serves dry goods and staples to over 500 families monthly, and many other programs. (We have received many awards from the local government in the past for our work.)

With our deep roots, we have become the official provider of emergency relief for the residents of Safed during this current crisis. Anything needed, the local municipality calls upon us. We provide food, water, pampers, baby formula, toys and games to keep children occupied during long periods of time in shelters.

Colel Chabad

Zalman Duchman
Colel Chabad
806 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn NY 1113

O 718.774.5446
C. 786.255.2454

Due to the current situation, we launched a special recruiment of funds towards the North of Israel. If you're from France and want to get a tax-exemption on your donations or elsewhere (still being able to read French) and you don't care about tax-exemption, please click on http://www.israhelp.com/soutiennord.php to donate. http://www.IsraHelp.com/soutiennord.php

They are desperately in need of financial help to pay for food and activities for the children while they stay in Efrat. Anyone who is interested in helping/contributing toys and games or money should contact the Bat Sherut who is working with this group:

Tel: 052-838-1465

Read more.

Long sleeved white men's shirts

Please make sure your name and tel number are written on the inside.
You can bring them to me;

Bisk
Nachal Dolev 48/1
2 flights down
9920280

http://www.supportben.com/

Let the boys know they are in your prayers and thoughts!

2. Find a way for people to contribute a small amount to the support effort (you are asked to give $10 – nothing more is accepted).

3. Help fund many important projects relating to the Matzav, being run by the community of Bet Shemesh and by others.

Our Project is: http://www.americanchayal.org

Without repeating here too much of what you will find on the site. Our project introduces a Hesder Soldier from our neighborhood, Elie Deutsch. It presents him to you as a son, a soldier, and a musician. We are selling a downloadable album of his music combined with audio clips (recorded from the phone) of him and his comrades from the Northern front. All proceeds of the sale go to various charitable efforts, to help soldiers, people in shelters in the North, and people displaced from the North.

I would greatly appreciate, if you would take a look at the site:

http://www.americanchayal.org

or even directly to the download of the album https://www.americanchayal.org/album.phpAllen Krasna

Before the Fast of Tammuz was over The Mor Family, of Tzfat (formerly of Petah Tikvah) were miraculously saved by a direct hit to their house, landing in their kitchen where the mother and 4 of the five children, ages 7-1, were standing there. They were released from Rambam Hospital this week and are residing in Kibbuz Gush Etzion, until their home in Tzfat can be repaired. I, Dr. Wendy Tikva Cohen, their neighbor and close friend have, with their full permission and need, started :

THE MOR FAMILY FUND.

Give generously or whatever you can afford. Please remember Tzedaka (Charity) saves the World!! And please pass this email on to any of your friends and family around the World!

For their names to pray for and for further information on how you can help them please contact me at tikvacohen@yahoo.com.

Tzion Mor, is a Sofer and you can help them by ordering mezuzzas or a Sefer Torah.

Please, if their is anyone I can send a package to who could deliver it to them in Gush Etzion, please contact me if possible before Shabbot or anytime near thereafter.

G-d bless all of the people of Israel to be safe and to see Peace, full and unconditional and a Refuah Shlema (complete healing) for this exceptional family of Tzfat.

The current openings are:

Jerusalem & area:

1. 3 room furnished apt in the German Colony from the 1/8
2. 4 room furnished apt in Abu Tor from the 3/8
3. Room for 8 in large family house in Kyriat Yovel
4. Room for 3 in religious family's apt in Old Katamon
5. Room for 2 in religious family's apt in Talbieh
6. In Ramot Beit, large unfurnished apt. need to clean it and bring mattresses + folding table
7. Room for 2 women or teenagers in Kyriat Arba
8. Room for 4 in a religious home in Bet El
9. Room for 5 children w/ single Haredi mom in Neve Yaacov. The host is a nurse and is willing to help parents who need help w/ their children.
10. Room for 2 small children w/ a single mom in Bakaa

Tel Aviv:
1. 3 room apt available from the 8/8 in Northern Tel Aviv
2. Room for 2-3 people in an occupied apt in North Tel Aviv

The Northerners who receive unoccupied apartments will sign a document in which they commit themselves to leave at the pre-agreed date and have to give a guaranty check to a lawyer which will be returned to them upon the return of the keys.

To refer Northerners of apartments, please contact Kim: 052-3056460

Liaura Zacharie
Real estate broker,
IDEAL PROPERTIES
Telefax: 972-2-5667664
www.idealisrael.com

See this Hebrew site:

https://www.supersal.co.il/netsal/supersolDonation.asp

Since all the gmachs are closed in Tzfat, there are people who are in need for everyday clothing such as t-shirts, sweatshirts, socks, pants etc. in all sizes children to adult - that are no-fuss and can be worn in shelters and security rooms in comfort. Material that breathe such as cotton are the best for these conditions. I'd like to coordinate donations to a safe depot place where people can come and pick up what they need. Please contact Zilpah manna04@zahav.net.il

--Over 200 families from the North are staying at the AMIT Kfar Batya Youth Village, where they are provided with housing, three hot meals a day, toys, basic necessities (shampoo, soap, etc) summer camp activities (swimming, sports) and psychological support.

--The beleaguered children of Sderot have been brought to Kfar Batya for "fun days" --totally at the expense of AMIT

--Many AMIT schools throughout the North (Haifa, Acco, Ashkelon, Tzfat, Carmiel, Hatzor, Rosh Pina) have sustained damage. We must incur the cost of making immediate repairs, so that our schools can open on time--and we pray that they will!

We are moving ahead quickly with this effort to raise funds.

Your tax deductible donation will be greatly appreciated. Personal checks and credit card payments accepted.

Send to:
AMIT
Alkalai 8, Jerusalem 92224
Tel: 02-561-9222

or

AMIT
Hamakabim 28, Petach Tikvah 49220
Tel: 03-912-3171

For credit card payment on-line please visit www.amitchildren.org

771-5549

if you can do this mitzva please call; 050-874-3721 or 04-682-0083 till 9:00 p.m.

There are a large number of refugees in Efrat and there is a committee there which sorely needs funds to take care of food, clothing, transportation and other needs. Contact : Shani Simkovitz Director Gush Etzion Foundation
02-9932169?÷? • 02-9939933/917 ?? • 90433 ??÷?? ?.?. ???? ?????, DN North Judea 90433 •Tel 972-2-993933/917 Fax 972-2-9932169 gushezif@inter.net.il www.gush-etzion.org.il

Nachal Novea Tsfat Fund rjys@tsfat.com .

Call AACI 5617151,,The AACI works to help people all over the country, and there are many other organizaiton. Check the notices in Jpost.com on line.

By dialing 1220 (on a Bezek phone), you will reach a group of organizations that are helping the poorest people of the North, many of whom fall between the cracks. This umbrella org. is headed by the highly respected Dudi Zilbershlag of Meir Panim (soup kitchens for poor and homeless).

and

Blood Drives

The shul Ramatyim is collecting money to help pay for food for 10 families who are living now in the dorms of a girl's midrasha here in Ramot. They have no means to cook, so this will be a great help to them.

Myrna Sternfeld The shul Ramatyim is collecting money to help pay for food for 10 families who are living now in the dorms of a girl's midrasha here in Ramot. They have no means to cook, so this will be a great help to them.

Myrna Sternfeld 02 586-4112.is handling this. This is her email address: minkyrst@zahav.net.il

There are families in Kaminetz who want to host others but do not have money to feed them, only place to house them.
Sarah 656-1837

Terror Victims Support / Crisis Center

We are finding places for more families and now I have a place for 70 people. If there is a group that need to stay together there is a place for 70 people in Mitzpe Yericho. 20 could stay with a wonderful family Australian / European couple... the other 50 would be put with families close by who have large houses. Please call Eshed 0505 333 162

Mitzpe Yericho residents with cars also offered to go to pick up families who have no transportation.

Anyone who still has no place to go please call us at the center 02 582 4630 or 0544 283 646

Judy Avraham Chai

Netzach Yeshiva Dormitories next to our center is already full up we also filled up places in Neve Yaakov. Other families in Jerusalem offered to open their homes also in Kiriat Arba and Hashmonaim near Modi'in.

Families still with no where to go or people willing to host families can call our center.

Judy

The Israeli post office is arranging packages to be sent to soldiers for 20 shekel a piece! Its a great way to show that you care!

You can do this by calling the post office Moked telephone number: 171.

If you would like to spend some time helping, please contact me at pugi@inter.net.il or at 054-4752104.

Thanks. Naomi Pugatsch

Torat Reva Yerushalayim, Inc.
US Address
75 Berkeley Avenue
Yonkers, NY 10705
718-593-4162 (US phone # that rings in Israel)

Torat Reva Yerushalayim
Israel Address
12 Israel Eldad #19
Jerusalem, Israel 93399
Phone +972 (0)52-534-6260
Fax +972 (0)2-673-1461
http://www.toratreva.org/

Lema'an Achai has ben mandated to raise funds to meet the multitude of needs of such a large group of newly homeless families. For Food, Drink, Provisions, Bedding, Fans, Kettles, Clothes.... teams of social workers & counsellors to help with trauma...Lema'an Achai has established a designated Refugee Relief Fund to meet these emergency needs.

Please now donate generously to:-
24 Hour Credit Card Service in Israel - 02-99.999.33
US Tax Deductible Donations:
Checks payable to: "US Friends of Lema'an Achai"
Memo line - "Refugee Relief"
PO Box 532, Oceanside, NY 11572-0532

UK Tax Deductible Donations:
Cheques payable to "Jewish Aid Committee"
c/o Refugee Relief Fund - Lema'an Achai,
40/7 Nachal Lachish,
Ramat Beit Shemesh,
99093, Israel.

Canadian Tax Deductible Donations:
Checks payable to: "Shaarei Tefilah Charity Fund" -
Memo Line: Refugee Relief Fund - Lema'an Achai
C/O Murray Shore, 31 Marwill StreetToronto, Ontario, M3H 3L2

Israel Tax Deductible Donations:
Checks Payable to "Lema'an Achai - Refugee Relief Fund"

40/7 Nachal Lachish,
Ramat Beit Shemesh,
99093, Israel.

In the (happy!) event that any funds raised are not required for Refugee Relief, they will be used for other critical charitable services.

Adopt a Family:

If you live in the Beit Shemesh area, and can host a family to help them with any of the following: accommodation, meals, laundry, showers, social needs, etc... please call:

Zvi Naamat - 02 990-9940

If you live in Ramat Beit Shemesh, I will be sending an update in the coming hours/days, when we need you to step forward to help.

They are urgently seeking former alumni (I'm from semester #3) and others who would like to come to Tzfat and assist them:
Let's get together a group, rent a minibus, go up and help out - and enjoy a Shabbat exclusively available in Tzfat - war or no damn war.

Any takers? Email me davebrianbender@gmail.com or call: 972 505 797 234. Now. Any donors/donations to underwrite the cost of the bus would be greatly appreciated. Send them to Yonah, who's organizing the trip <http://www.blogger.com/yonah@livnot.com>: 972-52-569-8118.

We have a brave Tzfat lady who is visiting in Jerusalem today and coming home to Tzfat tomorrow , bez"H'.
Devorah Leah is willing, eager and unafraid to drive through Tzfat and help people too scared to go out, or without any wheels. She needs a cellphone to do this. She's in Jerusalem today Thursday, July 19th and hopes to
leave for Tzfat tomorrow,Friday, the earlier the better.

Whoever is willing to lend a good, reliable cellphone and charger -- and is in Jerusalem, or somewhere on the route between Jerusalem and Tzfat
-- please call her friend, Zahava at 054 457-9576.

If you leave a message, say that you are calling for Devorah Leah. The cellphone should be able to hold a charge for a normal duration. If someone else, or the same person, would like to pay for the usage, that would be wonderful. Don't hesitate to lend your phone because of the usage costs -- it will be paid for by someone else if you can't afford it. I'll guarantee that personally. I have gemach money if no one comes forth to pay the bill.

Chana Besser

04 699 9905 tsfas@israel.net

anyone that would like to donate food, supplies, candles ,flashlights, etc.please call devorah leah at #0544-579-576.

there will be a pickup late today going directly back to tzfat. there are hundreds of families still there in shelters that do not haveaccess to money, food, or basic neccesities. we need to help them asap! If you can give a direct donation today, they will have it in theirhands late tonight or tomorow.

this is an urgent plea , people are in shock there and needing immediate attention!

Anyone who can send over some bottles of essential oil - geranium, rosemary and lavender - this is much needed. Also Bach Rescue Remedy.

Also needed Valerian tincture.
Also needed a PRINTER (!) my printer just went out on a blitz and is needed for Divrei Kedusha in the security room.

If anyone is coming to Tzfat and can bring any of these items -

Blessings,

zilpah

04-6920199

A collection bin will once again be available this week in shul forthe benefit of those in need during the current crisis. In addition to the candy we have been collecting for soldiers, I encourage you to bring non-perishable food items, board games, children's books and pampers. These items will be delivered to miklatim in the North in the coming days.

The City of Beit Shemesh, together with volunteer groups and individuals have decided to open the schools in order to enablefamilies from the North to come to Beit Shemesh. Staying with families has proven to be too difficult and very short term.

This afternoon a bus of 50 people will be arriving from the shelters of Nahariya and Tzfat. They will be sleeping in Uziel.

They will get free access to the pool for swimming as well as showers.

Children will go to the day camp at the community center.

We have volunteers to cook and deliver 3 meals a day but we are still missing the money for the food.

In Ramat Beit Shemesh there will be another 50 people who will be provided for in a similar manner.

Lema'an Achai and myself have committed ourselves to find the funds for the food for these 100 people for the next two weeks.

If you can help or know of people who would help, please call me at 050-525-6716 or email me at: lerner@netmedia.net.il or shalomlr@bshemesh.co.il and please leave a phone number.

We have requests for many 100's of people who would like to come toBeit Shemesh but we want to first see if we can manage with the first 100.

Games, books

$

1) They need volunteers who are over age 17 and willing to work hard. Will be bussed in. Includes work *outside* the bomb shelters.
Accommodation is in bomb shelters. Volunteers should bring own food. Preference to people who can come for several days. Call 052 -347-8789

2) They need board games, books, small stereo systems (boom boxes),arts and crafts materials. Perhaps a jangloite can post on Janglo offering to be the central Jerusalem address for drop off of these things within the next day or two (time is short), and then call Elia, head of Lev Echad, to arrange pick-up . Elia - 052-4239805

3) Note that besides the Israeli bank account mentioned, Tax Free Donations may be made in the USA – checks should be made out to :

Central Fund of Israel
c/o Marcus Brothers Textiles
980 6th Ave
New York NY 10018
Attn: Arthur Marcus

Tax ID number 13-2992985

US phone # 212- 354-8700 ext 208 - Arthur Marcus

Israel phone # 02 -993-3006 - Jay Marcus

Write at bottom of check "For the Lev Echad Fund" and enclose a note that it is for the Lev Echad Fund.

If you want to donate please call Kibbutz Lavi at Tel 972(4) 6799450 and let them know how many meals you are willing to donate, you can donate via credit card.

The Mirvis family of Moshav Sde Ilan is coordinating this effort, please email me if you would like more information,

Rachel Berger Rachel@nbn.org.il

The organization "Yisrael Beyachad" is organizing places for families from the north to stay. Their phone number is

02-651-3081/2/3. They are located in Givat Shaul, Yerushalayim.

They need volunteers (ages 17 & up), with a decent level of Hebrew, to help out. If anyone is interested, please call them directly.

Games, toys

Today (July 20) between now and 8pm you can give closed, new, dried food, biscuits, crisps/potato chips, etc.

Collecting points:
Mercazi Ashkenazi Shul,
Dil Vezol
Zol Po

Next week during regular working hours (9-16.00) you can deliver these to the Lema'an Achai Centre, 40/7 Nachal Lachish, RBS A.

You are invited to also add toys, games etc in perfect working order, as entertainment for these families.

Questions to: Hadas 0508 530804.

A private house or private entrance, even two rooms, with a kosher kitchen would suit them well.

Please call Nadia on 0545 33 7000 if you have any ideas.

They can be dropped off at WIZKIDS English bookshop 95 Akiva. There is lots of parking behind the store.

For more details email Jonathan Rabinowitz jr827@columbia.edu

• The items are;
  
• women's shirts size 3-4 with 3/4 length sleeves
  
• skirt size 44 or elasticated waist
  
• shoes 37-38
  
• for older ladies ,size 4-5
  
• underwear
  
• slip
  
• skirt with elasticated waist
  
• shirt

You can also send e-mail regarding this to: ezralatzafon@gmail.com

1) free entrance into the Country Club
2) free entrance to Park Raanana
3) Kenyon Renanim:
- 10% discount at HaTaboun VeHamangal
- 30% at Olam HaMamtakim
- Tokyo Park Games: a limited no. of free tokens

4) 15% discount at Ya'ar HeKasum (corner Sheshet Haymim & Schwartz)

Packages from Home www.apackagefromhome.org

To cope with increased demands for packages to combat soldiers who do not know when they will next get leave, the Packages from Home project would appreciate donations of:

- round necked, short sleeved T shirts in black, brown or khaki

- boxer shorts, any size

- chewing gum

- Wet-wipes

-**no chocolate please!

Donations can be dropped off to AACI in Jerusalem, 11 Pinsker St., Talbieh.

Packing of packages is taking place in Jerusalem 3 times a week. To volunteer for a packing session please call: Shira, 052-480-3860

http://www.havhav.co.il/Dev2Go.web?Anchor=317984&rnd=1

054-489-2327 Batsheva Oren

will be in Jerusalem from July 30- Aug 5

"Israel beyachad" in Givat Shaul, Jerusalem (matching up people from the north with homes)- 02-651-3081/2/3. They need people to man the phones, etc.

Volunteer via Ruach Tova (http://www.ruachtova.org.il) Telephone 1-700-505-202.

Schools & matnasim all around the country are hosting people, contact your local matnas

The following is potentially dangerous, consider doing this at your own risk:

Distribute food & toys in the North: Yoel (054-428-5083) or Yehuda Hammar 052-607-1753

Speak to Tova re how to help. She is responsible for miklatim in Maalot, 052-873-0009

Sky also has a poll:

http://www.sky.com/skynews/polls/displayresults/1,,91153-1003515,00.html

There is a poll on CNN that is still open.:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/07/13/mideast/index.html

Please encourage your friends in Israel who came from the US to call their former hometown papers in the United States and tell them about your plight.

You will be amazed how happy local community newspapers in the US are to print such stories, and to have you send them photos on the Internet.

The large city newspapers are not so interested in such stories, but newspapers in smaller cities and towns, and especially weeklies in the US love those stories. If someone has a close relative or friend in east podunk, USA, write to the friend/sister/brother and tell them to call the editor at their weekly newspaper and tell them how worried they are about you....and ask them to tell the editor that you will be glad to talk with them.

Then, give them graphic details...i.e. the missile landed at the edge of my flower garden...let me send you a photo of it....

This very scenario played itself out in my area last week...An Israeli husband, who is here in the US, told his story of concern for his wife....The next day the newspaper contacted the wife in Israel, and she told her story....and sent photos.

Galei Tzahal – Army Radio has a program every Friday beginning in the morning whereby parents, relatives, friends, etc. can phone in a message to a soldier serving in the army. This is a tremendous morale booster to our troops.

Some messages are read by the radio moderator, but some parents, relatives, etc. speak directly on the radio to their sons and daughters serving in the army.

Even if you don't know Hebrew ask to deliver a message to your son or daughter in English.

Here's the phone number:

Galei Tzahal

(03) 681-3344

052 384 9018 - call Neta from Sunday.

03 560 8888/6226

call Chava 04 9920094, 0508444383

Those who can assist, call Dani Shpigler at 052 2614025

I have 2 families whom I know through my work with Adults and Children with learning disabilities.

1 family from Naharia Shomer Shabbat

They have been in Ra'anan for 1 week and they have 5 children

They are staying in Henkin st 14 years old, 12 1/2 years old, 9 years old, 5 1/2 years old, 3 years old .

If any of you have children these ages please contact then and lets make them feel welcome duringcthis tough period

052-4339185 Nurit

2nd family is from Karmiel, the mother decided to stay in Karmiel the father and 2 daughters are here, staying with me lev Hapark next to Kfar Batya
20 year old girl & 17year old girl - phone number is 050-8448988

if not you can call me Judith thats me 052-2488488

For those of you who observe Shabbat and live in the North, there will be 3 silent radio stations which will remain silent all of the Sabbath, but in the event of an attack a siren will sound on your radio. So keep your radio open to one of these stations.

These 3 stations are, so far, only for people in the north. They are as follows:

FM 98.5

FM 100.2

FM 95.7

This information was obtained from the Homefront Command by phone.

http://www.iba.org.il/

Radio broadcasts in English, Spanish & French as well as Homefront commands are available at the following link:

http://reka.iba.org.il/

English TV News is available on Channel 1 (11) TV at 16:50 am Important. In case ef electricity outage you can only get Homefront Command updates & news via battery operated radio, so make sure you have a small transistor battery operated radio, extra batteries so in an emergency you can tune in to the radio to find out what to do.

English language radio news is available at the following radio stations:

6:30 am, 12:30 pm & 20:30 pm on Reqa & Reshet Heh:

94.4 FM north & upper Galilee

93.7 FM, 88.5 FM - Haifa

88.2 FM - Jerusalem & center (Tel Aviv, Coastal Plain, Sharon, etc.

101.2 FM Tel Aviv

107.3 FM Beersheba & surroundings

954 AM - Center, Jerusalem & Tel Aviv)

1575 AM Haifa, North, Safed, etc.

Table to Table is sending packages to Chayalim and families in the North. (Last week in one afternoon in Raanana, volunteers packed 5,000 packages).

The packing will take place this Sunday, 16:00 at the Table to Table warehouse at the end of Rechov Katzin (past Katzin shul)

for more info call Table to Table 09 7441757 or see the website at tabletotable.org.il

Likewise, if you live in the north and feel like heading south for a few days.

I already have space for a family in a furnished apartment in Jerusalem that sleeps 4, and room for a single mom with up to three children in Givat Zeev. More apartments on the way...

Liaura Zacharie

Real estate broker

IDEAL PROPERTIES
www.idealisrael.com

It asks who is to blame. After you select the option Izrael 0% : 100% Hezbolah press the glasaj button.

The second one is another poll at aljazeera http://aljazeera.com/

It asks if Israel's offensives against Palestine and Lebanon are terror operations, military occupation, or acts of self defence ...

The third one is being run by the UK Telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/07/14/umid.xml

It asks if "Is Israel right to use force to get its soldiers released?"

If you have a problem voting clear the cookies.

If you use Firefox as your browser:
On your browser page go to the Tools menu and select Options ...
Select the Privacy icon and select Cookies tab
The press Clear Cookies Now

If you use Internet Explorer as your browser:
On your browser page go to the Tools menu and select Internet Options ...
On the General tab select Delete Cookies ...

Lboy15@hotmail.com

Dial 03 520 7600, 24 Hours/7 Days

In light of the situation in Israel's north, a hotline for tourists and industry professionals operated by the Israel Ministry of Tourism has been opened to attend to tourists' and industry questions. The hotline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Service is available in English, French, Hebrew and other languages.

Information regarding flights, travel within the country, hotels, group tours and more can be provided.

The hotline is available to those still overseas planning to travel to Israel, tourists in the country, to Israelis traveling domestically, as well as to tourism professionals. Representatives from the Ministry of Tourism, Israel Hotel Association, airlines, Tour Guide Associations, Parks Authority, rental car agencies and volunteers man the hotline.

The hotline can be reached by dialing 03 520 7600 (+972 3 520 7600 from abroad). Inquiries may also be faxed (+972 3 5207612/5) or emailed feliw@tourism.gov.il . Round-the-clock service is also provided at the tourist information office at Ben-Gurion International Airport.

She's exhausted. A Jerusalem Post article also pointed out that one of the most difficult things for people in the line of fire to deal with is the inability to sleep.

The best ear plugs I've found are called Quies Ear Plugs made of Natural wax. They adjust to the contours of each person's ear and work better than conventional foam ear plugs. The pharmacy on Hizkiyahu Hamelech and Rabbi Zeira sells them, but a friend bought them elsewhere. I think their sold at pharmacies everywhere. They work great against city noises, and Be'ezrat Hashem they may enable people under seige to sleep.

They are Dati Leumi and there are 4 small children (under the age of 6).

If you can help, please call Moshe at 050-874-4522.

Karen Tsafrir
Ein Sarid 40697

Tel/Fax: 09-7961687

Mob: 052-8681111

karen@live-events.co.il

Feel free to call.

Roswitha Pevzner

03-5320557

0545-530389

• Clothes, all sizes( men, women, children)
  
• oven, toaster oven, microwave, extra gas ranges
  
• mini refrigerators/ mini freezers
  
• Linens
  
• Futons/ air mattresses/ pack and plays
  
• toys/ games/ books
  

Or, if you would like to make a tax deductable donation, to help cover the funding necessary for the food, the play areas that they are making for thechildren, etc, that would also be tremendously appreciated.

If you can help, please contact me via email or call 992-0557, 050-875-8426.

Donations can be brought to my home, Nachal Kishon 15/5, I should be home, but better to call first to make sure.

Rachel Fish, on behalf of Yad Tomech.

We have room for 2 adults and 3 children – more if necessary and they don’t mind squashing up and using mattresses. We are child friendly and have cribs, high-chairs, strollers toys and games etc and we don’t mind noise and mess!

Food is included. For as long as is necessary.

Feel free to pass this and/or our phone number to any organizations in Zfat or anywhere else or any email list – translate it into any language you want.!!

PG this shouldn’t be needed soon – besorot tovot
Ann

PS If you know of anyone who just wants a short break even though they don’t want to leave long term, they’re welcome.

Ilene Bloch-Levy
T: 03-9363114
F:03-9363275
M:054-4568903
ileneblo@netvision.net.il

Thousands of families have fled south to Jerusalem, and are eating daily at Hazon Yeshaya's central soup kitchen. Without sufficient dining space indoors, temporary tables have been set up in the outside courtyard to ensure that no one gets turned away.

500 children are being hosted at local day camps in Rishon Letzion - a great change from the bomb shelters. Hazon Yeshaya’s Rishon Letzion branch has committed itself to providing meals to all of these children on a daily basis, as well as assisting hundreds of children harmed by Kaytusha rockets.

In addition to its campaign in the north, Hazon Yeshaya's Sderot branch is serving the southern communities under Kassam rocket attack from Gaza.

Hazon Yeshaya is appealing to its supporters and friends around the world to raise badly-needed funds to help provide this urgent humanitarian aid for the duration of this crisis. For more information, please contact Shira Jacobson at pr@hazonyeshaya.org or at (972-2) 538-1141.

They are also colleting money to take people out of the shelters for one day tiyulim (trips). You can make a donation to Orot Chessed by mailing it to:

OROT CHESED
p.o. box 3044
Jerusalem 91033

or for more information
contact Anna at 0508226899.

So, we need the following volunteers from 9-12 in the morning or 4-6 in the evening:

1. To befriend (i.e. sit and chat or play board games with them, the games are at the Mishan building)

2. Play piano or organit which are on the premises or if your children and grandchildren play an instrument

3. House the Philipino helpers

If you can help in anyway, please contact Cheryl at the ESRA office between 08:15-14:00.

As of Friday, July 22, we have distributed over $12,000 of toys. Some of the recipients of our donations have been Rivka Ziv Hospital in Safed (Tsfat), city wide Community Centers in Safed, the Merom HaGalil Regional Council (who has distributed to their 24 towns and villages), and city wide Community Centers in Tiberias.
We are supplying all the toys and games at cost plus 10% to cover expenses.

On most of the toys sent up last Friday, www.ToyStore.co.il was able to obtain a 30% discount on WHOLESALE prices. So the donations really went a long way.

Livnot is looking for volunteers to come up to Tzfat to spend this week, July 23-27, and then to help the local Tzfat community. There is so much work to be done for these families who have been confined to bomb shelters, including: preparing and serving meals, making repairs/improvements on bomb shelters that were not prepared for lon term use, helping out with elderly citizens who are on their own, and playing with children.

I want you to know upfront that rockets have landed in the vicinity of the Livnot campus located in the Old City of Tzfat. We cannot guarantee anyone's safety. What we can promise is that you would play a huge role in serving the people of Tzfat and all of Am Yisrael in a time of need.

You will be provided with a place to stay on the Livnot campus, and your Shabbat meals will be taken care of. The more volunteers who come up, the bigger impact we can have on the families who have no place else to turn. If you are interested, call Aharon at 052-429-5376 to make arrangements. No e-mails please.

There are Egged busses running to Tzfat. Please call Egged at 03/ 694-8888 for times.

Finally, volunteers who do arrive will be asked to sign a waiver clearing Livnot of any liability in connection with your stay at Livnot and time in Tzfat. Volunteers do so at their own risk.

We hope to see as many of you as possible.
Aharon Botzer
Livnot U'Lehibanot
052-429-5376

http://www.livnot.com
yonah@livnot.com

The machine is located in New Jersey but they are willing to send it to the shipper of the lift. It would be a great mitzvah and very much appreciated by the IDF forces in the field.

The contact person in New Jersey is:

Amir Ben David
(ofc) 201-662-4111
(cell) 201-923-9961

As I mentioned, Amir will be happy to send the machine to wherever the lift is being packed. My contact information is:

David Landau
972-2-993-3575
050-558-0822 (cell)
e-mail: standingtogether@gmail.com

Following consultations with the RCMP and new information from Israeli intelligence, B'nai Brith Canada is issuing the following SECURITY ALERT to all synagogues, schools and community organizations, as well as individuals.

According to sources in Israel, Hezbollah "sleeper" terror cells outside Lebanon have been put on standby and may be planning attacks against Jewish and Israeli targets throughout the world.

In recent days there has indeed been an increase in threats and incidents, including a bomb threat against a synagogue, and worshippers being stoned after evening prayers.

At this time we are re-sending our Twelve Warning Signs pamphlet, which gives details of what to look for at this time of heightened tensions, and when to call the authorities.

The RCMP has given us a Hotline number to share with you. If you see anything suspicious, call immediately:

RCMP Hotline: 1-800-420-5805

B'nai Brith Community Hotline:1-800-892-2624

Jewish institutions are certainly at risk, having been threatened by entities connected to international terrorism, and reconnaissance activities of Jewish schools, synagogues and community buildings across Canada have been carried out by persons unknown.

Everyone must remain vigilant at all times. The following should be treated as suspicious and reported to security staff on site, if available, or directly to the police:

1. Theft or loss of badges or other identification
2. Photographing, sketching or surveillance of facilities
3. Trespassing near secure areas, especially by a number of persons
4. Persons searching through garbage sites or leaving unusual items there
5. An increase in the number of false fire and security alarms
6. Unknown workers trying to gain access to facilities for repairs
7. E-mails or calls requesting details about your facility, personnel or schedules
8. Unusual patterns of activity around your facilities
9. Suspicious mail packages which might contain noxious substances or bombs
10. A large group of men occupying a nearby residence with no apparent daily schedule
11. Persons interested in renting office space or equipment with no declared function, especially if a cash deal is suggested
12. The smell of unusual chemicals coming from any building or facility

Should you notice any of these warning signs, inform the authorities immediately. However, at no time should individuals put themselves at risk by challenging any individuals or investigating any premises themselves.

Todah rebah,

rivkylevi@yahoo.com

A veterinarian named Sharon from Tel Aviv has offered to treat any injured or neglected pets free of charge. She can be reached at 052 829 2293.

A number of animal welfare organizations.

CHAI-Concern for Helping Animals in Israel
http://www.chai-online.org

and Anonymous for Animal Rights
http://www.anonymous.org.il/english.htm

Jerusalem Society for the Welfare of Street Cats
http://www.jerusalemstreetcats.bravehost.com

Jerusalem Cats yahoo group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jemcats

Cat Welfare Society of Israel
ellen@bgumail.bgu.ac.il

A number of generous individuals have already contributed funds that can enable dozens of families to spend a few relaxing, soothing days in hotels throughout Israel. If you can make a donation that could pay for the accommodation of one family or more in a hotel for a number of days, we would be delighted to help you contact these families.

We are hopeful that you will regard us as your worthy representatives in this most important project.

http://www.carmeihair.org.il/gallery.asp?cat=162&in=0

02-5004220 • & info@carmeihair.ogr.il• www.carmeihair.org.il

Carmei Hair U.S.A

1356 E.10th St.Brooklyn NY 11230

Tel./Fax 718-375-1900

You can help us cheer them up!

Give them a smile!

Bring one shelter joy and happiness For Only $50

With your donation we will send A clown to every shelter in northern Israel
Lovely balloons
Candies to those sad kids and lot of joy !!!

http://aspaklaria.web.lsrv.co.il/donation.htm

ilanchalamish@gmail.com

Office:

טל. 02-6511936

פקס.02-6511939

1. Coloring books and wax crayons (not colored pencils -- someone gave them a huge donation of colored pencils).

2. Small games (jacks, "five stones").

3. Used books in Hebrew for older children and adolescents -- the library is closed for the duration.

She says there have been many donors of used clothing, board games and many other items, but these are most urgently needed.

I am collecting them at my house, 6 Olei Bavel Street, Herzliya, from 3 pm to 7 pm today, and from 5 pm to 9 pm Wednesday and Thursday. I'm often at home in the mornings, too -- call 052-2294207 to coordinate.

I'll be driving up to Kiryat Shmona early Friday morning.

Sharon Neeman

Merryl Kaplan has kindly agreed to accept donations in Raanana and pass them on to me in Herzliya.

Merryl can be reached at 0523-649474 or 7717454.

People in the Jerusalem area who have large houses who could say give a basement for a family or one of the floors in their home is ideal.If you are willing to take in a family who are either coming down from the North right now or are in dormitories next to our center please let me know. My plan is to use the dormitories for the first stop give them food a place to sleep and then look for a better solution. Now all our dormitories are full and I need to empty them out to put more new families in.

Please contact me asap either on mobile: 0544 283646 or at the center at 0544 283646 or in the evening at home08 9266330.

This is the biggest mitzvah in the world the families are really out of routine and in shock and the kids are suffering.

Anyone that can bring supplies such as towels shampoos canned foods etc to our center should do so asap... to 51 Shmuel Ha Navi Street Jerusalem tel 02 5824630 .

Common themes among the NGO statements include:

Accusations of "disproportionate force" by Israel, with no explanation of what would comprise a proportionate response to Hezbollah terror attacks.

Criticism of Israel's targeting of bridges, major roads and the Beirut Airport as "collective punishment," despite the clear military rationale of sealing off air and sea ports, roads and other such targets to prevent the re-supply of arms from Syria and Iran.

No mention that Hezbollah's concrete reinforced military headquarters are located under buildings in southern Beirut, and that the positioning of military/guerrilla installations in residential areas is considered a war crime, as defined by Protocol I (1977) to the Geneva Convention, article 51(7), relating to human shields. Hezbollah also stores and launches missiles from civilian villages in southern Lebanon, but no NGO explores the human rights implications of Hezbollah's use of human shields.

Few NGOs call for the release of the two abducted Israeli soldiers.

Click here for additional information

011 972 36144614,

011972 25002111,

or 011 972 52763440.

No representation is made about insuring against damage by guests, anyone supervising/managing the occupancy, or any other insurance/legal issue. So offer with our eyes open, and ask reasonable questions of Ezer Mitzion when you offer an apt.

"Bein HaNechalim", the guest house of Kibbutz Eilon is offering catering services, to deliver to the Galilee and Sharon areas. This as a way to keep their restaurant staff working in the interim, due to 100% cancellations.

Contact them at:

mail@rivereilon.com

http://www.rivereilon.com/Contact.htm

So.. Wonderful Raananalist people this is a great way to help !!

Sharon

0546656005

09-7417612