Fellowship turns to faithful Guardians to help feed hungry, needy children in Israel A long line of children standing eagerly outside their school's cafeteria may be a heartwarming sight here in America. Shlomo, an Ethiopian Jew, had lived happily in Israel with his family for eight years when tragedy struck. “I remember smelling smoke in my sleep,” he says. “I woke my wife and children in a hurry and took them out of our burning house.”
A faulty fuse had started the fire that nearly claimed the lives of Shlomo and his family. They were grateful to be alive, but all their possessions were destroyed, and their house severely damaged. It was a devastating blow the family had come to Israel with nothing but the clothes on their backs, and Shlomo had worked very hard and carefully saved money to provide a better life for his family… Read More
"I'm convinced they have had almost nothing to eat during the 48 hours they were at home," said the director of Kfar Batya.
"They come back so hungry that they head straight for the cafeteria and then stand in line long before it is due to open… Read More