The missiles from Iran may have stopped falling, but for hundreds of Israeli families, the nightmare is far from over.
In cities like Bat Yam, Be’er Sheva, and Tel Aviv, entire buildings were reduced to rubble during Iran’s unprecedented missile barrage. Many families escaped with nothing but the pajamas they wore to bed, and weeks later, they still have nowhere safe to go.
Emergency housing shelters coordinated by Shomrei Yisrael are overflowing. Hotels that offered free nights at the start of the crisis have stopped extending stays, leaving families desperate for a roof over their heads.
Shomrei Yisrael volunteers are on the ground every day, distributing food, diapers, formula, and basic supplies to displaced families, but donations have slowed, and emergency funds are nearly exhausted.