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Israel children from the Gaza border region enjoy games, face-painting and balloon animals at a crisis-relief event in Jerusalem. Credit: JNF.
Kids get a ‘time out’ from the unrest near Gaza
A two-week break at Ammunition Hill in Jerusalem, complete with entertainment and outdoor activities, offers a much-needed respite for families grappling with rocket fire and arson.
Rachel Kontorovich
Aug. 27, 2018
Ruth Schwartz (second from right, middle row), the mother of Ezra Schwartz, stands at the “Ezra Schwartz Lookout,” surrounded by teens in Israel from Camp Yavneh, where her son went to summer camp. Credit: Photo by Gershon Alanson.
Symbol of Jewish life honors legacies of four boys killed in Israel
“We needed to build a safe road for the communities,” said Shani Abrams Simkovitz, director of the Gush Etzion Foundation. “There was really nothing here. Now people can bicycle, walk freely on Shabbat and during the week and play—all on a well-lit recreational space.”
Rachel Kontorovich
July 30, 2018
From left: Ron Werner, Mayor Gadi Yarkoni, CEO of JNF-USA Russell Robinson, Michal Uziyahu, Alon Shuster and kids in Eshkol plant an olive tree in the burnt ground where an incendiary kite from Gaza had destroyed all vegetation. Credit: Courtesy.
Safe play area, fire protection: Boosting life in Israeli towns on the precarious Gaza border
JNF support for those literally on the line of fire: Nine fire wagons contain industrial-sized water canisters, and can tackle the area’s rugged landscape faster and more effectively than firetrucks.
Rachel Kontorovich
July 20, 2018