Nachum welcomed HaRav Yosef Zvi Rimon to this morning’s broadcast from Nefesh B’Nefesh in Jerusalem to get his unique perspective on the war, the atmosphere in Israel, Pesach and helping those most affected by the war. You can visit Rav Rimon’s Sulamot/Kuma project campaign HERE.
From the Kuma campaign website:
A Sulamot initiative led by Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon in partnership with the Navah Organization.Passover Seder is a magical family evening, a time of unity, memories, and tradition, but especially difficult for those who have lost a father or husband. For widows and orphans from the Iron Swords War, we seek to provide a special and embracing experience during this meaningful holiday.
With your donation, you provide:
- A space for renewal – Three pampering days at a hotel in the Dead Sea area, in a relaxing and supportive atmosphere
- An embracing community – Connection to families who share similar experiences and create meaningful relationships
- A meaningful Passover Seder with Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon – A shared and uplifting celebration with Rabbi Rimon and accompanied by therapeutic professionals
- Professional emotional support – 30 therapeutic staff members who sensitively accompany the families
An Experience Beyond Passover Night
The three-day program allows families to stay in a safe and pampering place for the Seder and provides significant time for both meaningful therapeutic processes and holiday joy.
The activity also includes uplifting moments and moving musical performances, providing joy, comfort, and spiritual elevation to participants.
Customized workshops:
- For children – Creative and strengthening activities
- For youth – A safe space for sharing and processing emotions
- For women – Empowerment and strengthening workshops
This Passover, give them a gift that is priceless – hope and joy.
Your donation will allow families who have lost their loved ones to experience moments of joy, support, and renewal. Help us provide them with a special experience and show them they are not alone.
A joint initiative of Sulamot and Navah
