Shachen Karov Center

Three days after the outbreak of the war, we set off as one community, to Kibbutz Beit Alfa, from there to the Petach Tikva Youth Village and finally, for a special period of 4 months, in the city of Jerusalem. The trust we received from the members of the community, in a moment's decision to join the journey, during a terrible attack, without knowing where and when, are the fruit of joint and prolonged work in routine situations, to deepen connections and connections. The Neighboring community, which is made up of new and old immigrants, returned in 2016 to the city of Sderot and even expanded, thanks to additional immigrant families who bought apartments in the neighborhood and old families who joined the various areas of activity. Since returning to the city, we are in a boom of activity together with the Authority, the Resilience Center and other entities in the city. In the coming year, we are asking for your help to expand the activity and make Beit Neighbor more lively, diverse and enabling more connections and benevolent neighborliness. On the holiday of heroism, we will seek to be worthy of the great events and the dedication of the soul, which began then and is revealed even more strongly at this time. We will pray for the victory of the war and the success of the soldiers, for the healing of the wounded in body and soul and for the full return of our kidnapped brothers.