Hope for Sderot had a Purim Celebration this week for some three hundred children. In spite of three Kassam rockets attack the kids still came. Ha’Shem kept us safe during the celebration. Here is just a small look into the celebration.
HIS Hanukah Party
On December the eighteenth seventy families (one hundred and fifty people); with members who have been injured by Kassam rockets came together to celebrate Hanukah and remember the faithfulness of our G-D
Hatikva
The title of the Israeli national anthem is HATIKVA, which means “The Hope.” It was written by Naftali Herz Imber, a Galician Jew, and set to music in the Holy Land in the early 1880s. Hatikva is about “hope,” the undying hope of the Jewish people
Life in Sderot
Life in Sderot
Sderot Presentation – Herzliya Conference
A short commentary about the current situation in Sderot. Again the world blames Israel for the situation of the Palestinians while Hamas continues to bomb South Israel.