Peaceful Night - Fundraising for hosting families who were rescued from their home in the south

On Saturday morning, we were taken aback by some shocking news that we never thought was possible. To assist in any way we could, we immediately turned to what we do best - opening our hearts and hotels to those in need. Our goal was to provide hospitality, offer comfort, and create a peaceful and serene environment. Since the outbreak of this brutal war, we have been hosting dozens of families from the Gaza Strip and the southern settlements at no cost in our hotels. The hospitality includes, apart from accommodation, the organization of meals, and a variety of activities such as performances by artists, workshops, and entertainment activities. As we prepare for the ongoing war and the challenging days ahead, we are increasing our efforts to provide support to families from the Gaza Strip. We have allocated designated hotels to house these families for an extended period, free of charge. To implement our plans, we rely on volunteers, but there are still significant costs involved. Therefore, we kindly ask for your donation. Your donation will be used for: Basic subsistence equipment Organization, transportation, and logistical help Additional needs that will arise from the area Details of pricing and costs: NIS 480 double room per night + breakfast 600 NIS double room per night + breakfast + dinner Dinner per person 60 NIS Prices include VAT The donation is made through an association called "Our Brothers". This association was established to create a home for the community of bereaved brothers and sisters in the State of Israel. The donation is transferred in full to the Atlas Hotels chain to host evacuees, except for a credit clearing fee in the case of a credit donation. It's important to note that the association is not directly involved in this activity, but rather assists in collecting donations and allows them to be recognized for tax purposes under section 46 of the Tax Ordinance. We would appreciate any donation and hope to have peaceful days ahead.