As winter settles over Israel, the front lines become more treacherous than ever.
Night after night, cold rain, freezing winds, and flooded terrain make every mission harder — and far more dangerous — for the soldiers protecting Israel’s northern border.
Winter is not just uncomfortable for them.
It is life-threatening.
This week, we received an urgent plea directly from the Lebanese front:
URGENT: Platoon Sergeant Pleads From Freezing Lebanese Border
“We’re still serving on the Lebanese border up north — as you can see, it’s cold and rainy.”
“We really need quality storm suits so we can stay dry in this rain and complete our mission.”
“Thank you very much for the donation, we love you. Am Yisrael Chai.”
These soldiers are soaked, freezing, and exhausted — yet they remain on station, watching over Israel while most of the country sleeps.
When a soldier is wet and cold, their focus drops, their reaction time slows, and their risk of hypothermia skyrockets.
Storm suits and insulated coveralls are not optional.
They are survival gear.
Winter Coveralls: A Life-Saving Need
Each coverall costs $300 and is produced by a certified Israeli military supplier, which means:
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The highest-quality fabric and insulation
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Waterproofing that actually lasts
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Extreme-weather protection
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No delays or international shipping issues
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Your donation supports Israeli manufacturers and Israeli workers
Every contribution — small or large — helps us keep a warrior alive and functional in brutal winter conditions.
💙 Help US, Help YOU, Help THEM
Donate Now – Provide Winter Gear for IDF Warriors
Every soldier who receives a storm suit will know that someone — somewhere — cares enough to keep them warm, protected, and alive.
Two Miracles of Light in Dark Times
As soldiers fight through freezing conditions in the North, we are also blessed to share two moments of hope — reminders of why we continue this mission every day.
Freed Hostage Yosef-Haim Ohana Returns Home After 738 Days
After more than two years in Hamas captivity, Yosef-Haim Ohana has finally been discharged from rehabilitation and is returning to Kiryat Malachi.
He walks into his home not as a prisoner, but as a miracle — a living testament to resilience and the power of the Jewish spirit.
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From Gaza Tunnels to Hotel Lobby: Alon Ohel Takes His Life Back
Former hostage Alon Ohel—abducted from the Nova music festival—has returned to the hotel where he once worked behind the desk.
Now he walks into the lobby as an honored guest, holding the very photos that once demanded the world bring him home.
A pianist whose image appeared around the world, from yellow pianos in Hostage Square to global rallies — Alon now steps back into the world with honor, dignity, and profound strength.
These stories remind us what we’re fighting for:
Life. Freedom. Home. Israel.
Volunteers Who Make a Difference
A heartfelt todah rabah to our incredible volunteers who continue delivering warmth, dignity, and love to Israel’s defenders:
Reneh Fienstien and Chana Aviv
Your ongoing donations — especially for our female IDF troops — have made a real impact.
We are deeply grateful for your leadership, generosity, and unwavering heart.
With gratitude,