Behind every soldier is a family quietly serving alongside them.
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Spouses holding households together alone.
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Parents living with constant worry.
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Children learning strength far too early.
For families of injured soldiers, the burden can be especially heavy — emotionally, physically, and financially. Their resilience is extraordinary, but no one should carry this weight alone.
Standing With Families in Times of Loss
Last week, Israel embraced the family of Ran Gvili, the final fallen hostage whose body was returned home. As we mourn with his loved ones, we also pray for the families whose sons and daughters continue to serve — and for those still facing danger on the front lines.
Moments like these remind us that grief and courage often walk side by side.
A Difficult Reality Still Ahead
Israeli security officials are warning that threats remain very real. The release of terror operatives, renewed movement through Gaza crossings, and public calls for further attacks have raised serious concerns about future violence.
For families, this means the fear does not end — even after a hostage is returned or a deployment concludes.
How MADF Supports Families
Through letters of encouragement, practical assistance, and emotional support, MADF stands with families navigating injury, loss, and uncertainty — reminding them they are not alone.
Your support makes this possible.
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With gratitude,