Hakeren Leyedidut

Hakeren leyedidut" is the Israeli office of The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews was founded in 1983 in the United States by Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein. It is the largest social philanthropic foundation in Israel and operates thanks to the generous donations of U.S. citizens and non-Jews around the world who love Israel and want to strengthen the State of Israel and the Jewish people. Hakeren leyedidut provides support to at-risk and needy populations, works to encourage Aliyah and Klitah, helps hundreds of thousands of underprivileged Jews throughout the world, and invests in the welfare of Israeli citizens and in their security in times of emergency. During 15 years of its operations in the country, the Hakeren leyedidut has donated more than 2 billion shekels to hundreds of social projects in Israel.