We are excited here! In July, "Happy" the clown will be coming to Sderot. There is something about a big red nose and a smile that bridges any language barrier. Whether you are six or seventy six a clown is a "Happy" sight. Happy will be bringing her love and.

Miriam runs a local soup kitchen here in Sderot. Due to economic hard time, she has not been able to provide food for those who come to the soup kitchen to eat. One of the major supporters from Jerusalem has had to close their door and consequently that lack of.

The past three weeks have been hard on us here in Sderot. Not because of Kassams but because of illness. Four of us have been sick since the eighth of March. Stewart was the first to get sick with a lung infection, Moti was rushed to the hospital a day.

Have you ever felt like you just have to get away, leave it all behind and have a break from the daily trials of life? Well so do the people of Sderot who have lived with the daily assault on their lives from Gazan terrorists... that is exactly what we.

In spite of three Kassam rocket attacks, we still had three hundred plus kids come out to Thursday's Purim celebration. That night, around fifty adults came to the Bingo party. We praise G-D that the first two Kassams fell during the time we were setting up and no children were present. The third.

The plans for Purim are just about completed. The gift baskets for the adults and the kids are completed and waiting for the day of the celebration, which will be held on the 5th of March in stead of on the 9th or 10th. The games for the kids are.

Today we rented the Chabad hall, set up fourteen tables, unpacked fifty boxes of clothing that had been donated to us from three different organizations, made eighty five phone calls and proceeded to spend the day helping and watching those people whom we now call friends come and pick and.

The ball is rolling… We are planning to celebrate the faithfulness of G-D to His people for the Purim holiday. You find the story of the faithfulness of G-D to His people in the book of Ester; well for that matter you find it on every page of Torah and.

Purim is the Jewish Holiday that celebrates the faithfulness of G-D to protect His people. Many of you know the story: How G-D turned the tables on Haman and his plot to try to wipe the Jewish people off the face of the earth. In the end, Haman was the.