I Stand with Israel — Maoz Israel

Launched in 2002,

is the benevolence arm of Maoz Israel aiding victims of terror, widows, orphans, needy families and those with medical emergencies

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YOU SHOULD KNOW:
Aiding people in Israel is a delicate art. In one sense people are excited for breakthrough in their lives, but our nation is small and the Body of believers in Israel is even smaller. As some of the stories cover sensitive topics, some names were changed to protect their privacy and dignity. Rest assured, however, the life-changing impact ISWI’s aid has been able to offer them is entirely real!

Israel Needs Me

This isn’t just another military operation. We’re at war. Hundreds of Israelis were murdered in less than 24

Israel War Relief Effort 2023

These are just some of the clips from the Maoz Israel team war relief efforts to help

Thank you partners of Maoz Israel!

Donors of Maoz Israel have made it possible to provide much needed supplies and equipment to our

Olga’s Strory

Olga immigrated to Israel with her husband and three children years ago. With a PhD in Civil

Remember that Sports and Leadership Camp we talked about?

Can we say thank you twice? A few years ago we sent out a request to our

Veronica & Konstantin

Stories from Ukraine – Imagine being physically disabled from birth, while being part of a family that

Anya

Stories from Ukraine – When the war broke out, Anya with a walker, knew any move would

Wood Burning Stoves

Stories from Ukraine – Working with other organizations is something Maoz loves to do! We knew many

Kharkiv Special Education School

Stories from Ukraine – This school for special education in Kharkiv used to be open around the

Kyiv Refugee Shelter

Stories from Ukraine – The initiative began when Valentina and some local acquaintances received a shipment

Children’s Village

“These are new? And you’re leaving them here with us?” the kids asked with sheer wonder in

Olga

I came to Israel with my husband and three children. I have a Ph.D. in engineering, so

Igor

My wife and I were four months away from immigrating from Ukraine to Israel in 2004 when

Aya

Aya and Vasily were already married with a just-turned teenage daughter when they arrived in Israel 19

Shlomit

I was born and raised in a German kibbutz in northern Israel. The kibbutz was established

IDF Soldiers

The military operation this year was Watchman on the Walls. We at Maoz not only kept abreast

Ronit

I grew up in a family with two deaf parents. Fifty years ago, they were able to

Joice

Joice was less than a year old when his parents fled Lebanon and settled in Israel. His

Natalia

When I married a Jewish man in the former Soviet Union, I didn’t care about his religious

Valentina

Stories from Ukraine – “The day the last of my friends left I cried bitterly all day.

Marek

Stories from Ukraine – They piled the kids in the available vehicles and left. What should’ve been

Alona

Stories from Ukraine – The vast numbers of bombs, wounded and perished grows with each attack, but

Oxana

I am a language teach by profession. I taught in a Jewish elementary school in the Ukraine.

(Note: A few stories below are about helping those involved in the current Russian-Ukraine War. The rest are on caring for those in Israel.)

The best thing about how Maoz’ benevolence fund, I Stand with Israel, is set up, is that it adapts to the needs on the ground in Israel and around the world. Some years ISWI aided those whose lives and livelihoods were crushed by waves of terrorism. Other years ISWI sought out and helped hundreds of families struggling through lockdowns. This past year individuals, families and even nations were impacted heavily by the Russian-Ukrainian war.
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It seems every year has its own unique flavor when it comes to how I Stand with Israel disperses more than half a million dollars among Israel’s believers, both Jewish and Arab, from over 100 congregations across the country. The best thing about how Maoz’ benevolence fund, I Stand with Israel, is set up, is that it adapts to the needs on the ground in Israel and around the world. Some years ISWI aided those whose lives and livelihoods were crushed by waves of terrorism. Other years ISWI sought out and helped hundreds of families struggling through lockdowns. This past year individuals, families and even nations were impacted heavily by the Russian-Ukrainian war. The turmoil meant thousands of Russian and Ukrainian Jews were suddenly applying for Israeli citizenship. It also meant those who couldn’t move to Israel were living in a war zone. These are just some of the stories of how I Stand with Israel supporters changed the lives of people in their time of trouble.