news #עזרת אחים

•  02/25/2021 03:41 PM

On the eve of Purim, the Rebbe of Madzikov Viznitz paid a special visit to the new and spacious kitchen of the Beit Shemesh charity organization, Ezrat Ahim. Rabbi Avraham Kap, chairman of the organization, gave a detailed overview of the feverish preparations that are being made, as part of a huge and unprecedented operation, of sending cooked food rations to hundreds of families in Beit Shemesh. The Rebbe Shlita heard much and was closely exposed to the activities of Ezrat Ahim. And yet he could not hide his surprise at the enormous amounts of food that were cooked in the place, and which will be distributed in 'Ta'anit Esther' to every family in Beit Shemesh whose one or more parents or one of the parents is ill, God forbid, and further photos from the visit in the full article:

•  02/17/2021 05:50 AM

Every year children suffer from eye injuries, hearing loss, severe burns and other serious injuries, due to the use of dangerous explosives during the Purim days! With the help of brothers pledge: do not play with explosives, and enter a lottery on amazing mountain bikes! Happy Purim and safe! To enter the raffle, go inside:

•  01/17/2021 07:56 AM

This is what Rabbi Avraham Kapp, chairman of the Ezrat Ahim organization, looked like, when he received a request to rescue a Jew after 1:00 at night, he ran to bring him an oxygen generator. Honestly! Nati Levy was and documented:

•  11/30/2020 07:44 PM

As part of the serological tests conducted at the Ezrat Ahim home, about half of the subjects were found with antibodies to the corona virus in their bodies! Does the 'herd vaccine' work? On the face of it, it certainly does. Additional tests are being conducted tonight. City council members were also sampled tonight. In the 'full article':

•  11/23/2020 11:45 PM

Many residents flocked today to the "Ezrat Ahim" house on Nahal Lachish Street in Ramat Beit Shemesh I, to perform a serological test to see if they have antibodies against the corona virus in their bodies, which indicates that they have already contracted the virus. The tests were done at the request of many residents who needed them to know that they are immune to the virus and they can leave and return to the country easily or to other things. Among those present were the acting mayor, R. Israel Silberstein, and the director of the municipality's youth department, R. Yossi Gamliel, with the organization's chairman, Rabbi Avraham Kap, in charge: