Israel at War: Urgent Help Needed

On October 7th, 2023, 1,200 people were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists in the largest massacres of Jews since the Holocaust.

Since then, dozens of civilians were murdered in terror attacks throughout the country; and more than 800 Israeli soldiers and security forces have been killed in ongoing fighting in the Gaza Strip and along the Lebanese border.

Some 90,000 Israeli civilians remain displaced from their communities by Hamas and Hezbollah rocket, missile, and drone attacks, with no estimate of when they can finally return home.

Israel’s forests and wildlife are devastated, as Hezbollah aerial assaults sparked massive fires that burned tens of thousands of acres and destroyed countless habitats for animals. Over 230,000 dunams (57 acres/23 hectares) have been consumed by the flames.

KKL-JNF: Critical Efforts for People and Nature

KKL-JNF has been providing crucial support to survivors of the October 7th massacres and displaced people, along with continuing our important role as the guardian of Israel’s forest. We’re leading the way with a number of critical projects that help build resilience and protect Israel’s people, wildlife, and nature.

By donating to KKL-JNF, you’re supporting:

• Emergency aid to communities impacted by the October 7th terror onslaught
• Psychological, emotional, and educational support for survivors and evacuees
• Tactical gear and logistical assistance for emergency squads in border communities
• Firefighting teams battling to save forests in the Galilee and Golan Heights
• Rebuilding and restoration projects for devastated communities
• Ecological restoration and rehabilitation of forests and nature sites destroyed by wildfires and missile attacks
• Memorial projects, commemorating those who gave their lives for Israel  
• Israel’s only wildlife rehabilitation center saving animals wounded in war

In these times of darkness, you can be Israel’s light. Donate today to support Israel’s resilient people, strengthen southern and northern communities devastated by war, and help rehabilitate Israel’s forests and green lungs.