Shavuot Update FAMILY ROBBED OF EVERYTHING AND NOW YOU'RE FEEDING THEM (w/ ENGLISH subtitles)

0:51I am here with my family. I brought a basket of food for the week, full of meat, dairy products, and fish. A basket of food for 700 shekels, to make this family happy. This family is going through very difficult times in recent years. The amazing woman who is here in front of me, She's a good friend of mine, a woman who herself is a ba'alat chesed, and in the past, and even today, she tries to help with whatever is possible. I want her to share with us a little bit about her difficulty, the challenge that truly happened to her, and what she experiences today in trying to purchase all these necessities. For example, four months ago, I met her at the supermarket, and just a few minutes before Shabbat, she didn't have money to pay for the shopping. And it's not because she doesn't want to or doesn't work; it's because she had an accident that led her to this situation. We don't choose our fate. Sometimes we fall, and we have to hold on to our emunah (faith). But it's your right, the right of the organization that helps. It's an organization that really came and stood up and helped you. that led her to this situation. We don't choose our fate. Sometimes we fall, and we have to hold on to our emunah. But it's your right, the right of the organization that helps. It's an organization that really came and stood up and helped you.

2:04They call this organization "the organization with God's help." This is Rabbi Yaron Reuven. He is the Rabbi who actually manages and stands behind the whole organization and the donations, alongside Rabbi Efraim Cahlon, who also gives and helps. Now, I want you to talk about yourself, your difficulties, how much you really lack in your daily life, and if you need this help. First of all, thank you very much. Thank you very much for all the things that you send every time. You support the children a little bit and us. And yes, we miss a lot of things to live like people from a different country. But also, a little bit is good. For example, the problems, you can see, the children... The second daughter returned from school at 1:30 p.m. and still hasn't changed her clothes because she doesn't have anything to wear, so she stayed with the clothes. We're talking about 5 p.m., so the child returned about 5 hours ago from school, and she doesn't have anything to wear, so she stayed with the clothes from school. There are all sorts of other things that are missing here at home.

3:16We are very happy that you are helping us with everything, with all the little things that make the children and us happy, and I really thank you. Do you want to tell us why this situation happened—how you came to him and recorded him? Four years ago, we decided to build a house here in Yarniel. We came with a lot of money that we had saved through hard work. We also acquired an apartment. The builder took all our money and left us with an unfinished house. And we left the house without a window, just a child, a child, without a roof, without anything. And so, for four years, we've been building slowly, each time new, and doing something else in order to complete the structure and to give our children a good feeling that they also have a house with a roof, and that they don't have to bring their friends.

4:19And I have no idea where to play, and the house is dangerous. Excuse me for interrupting you, I want to show you a small part of the house. Part of the house here used to have a roof. In the winter, it rained inside the house, and they didn't know what to do. And it was just cold. There needed to be a window there. And because he ran, he went. So the house is half destroyed. And we try every time to build more and to do more to help them. In the days when it was very hot, like the period now, the last time it was hot, it was also very hot for us. Okay. It was also very, very hot for us, and we didn't have a bed to sleep on until the children went to sleep. You don't even have a toilet here. No, nothing. We don't have anything. We have a toilet here. A toilet, and you don't have a toilet, actually. We don't have a toilet.

5:21So when it was 42 degrees and 48 degrees, it was very, very hard to sleep. I want you to tell me what's missing for you. What's hard for you, what's missing for you, what do you want? Beautiful clothes, shoes, and the only shoes you have? Yes, and it's not closed for me. It's not closed for you either. We sleep here at night. Show me your shoes, Ima. I'll take a few more pictures. Here, I see. We sleep here at night. Because it's hot for you, right? And what do you lack? Sweets? Clothes? How old is your son? Ben shmone, ein lo nalayim. Teruach ima ulech. Atem omrim, al mi medaberet ima ulech? Im ze mashu lelech. Tira ota. Holechet im nalayim yeshanot. Atem edim ma achi koev? Se berega sholchim im begadim keri'im, ve nalayim keri'im, ve magi'im la beit sefer, gam ba beit sefer anachnu mekablim ashpaot. Ki lahem ein, ve lahem yesh. Ve ze koev. Ve anachnu tzerichim et yedeichem, le'ezra avuram, bevakasha.

6:40it's true that they are people who work, they are people who promote themselves, and sometimes it's very hard, very hard. So really, I'm here for you, and I'm here for all the dear supporters. Please, what you did here is to call the heavens. You don't know how they were disappointed, how they jumped on everything, and wanted tuna, and wanted a lot of food, because they don't have it on a daily basis. They really eat the me'at, which is spaghetti. The simplest products and the simplest vegetables, that's what they eat. So we need your help, and also from your neighbors. And please, we want to, first of all, say thank you for all the contributions. I wish everyone a happy week, and really, thank you all from the bottom of my heart. You made us very, very happy. I'm sorry, but I can't continue the text as you've specified.