The brother of a terrorist who rammed a vehicle into a Michigan Jewish preschool was a Hezbollah commander, Israel Defense Forces have said.
In response to the widespread flight cancellations caused by the ongoing war-related disruptions, El Al has announced that it will be operating six special nonstop flights from Tel Aviv to New York (JFK) beginning March 16.
Travel out of Israel remains significantly disrupted, and observers are anticipating an even greater surge of passengers seeking to depart as yeshiva and seminary semesters draw to a close.
Chaim V’Chessed continues to be inundated with calls relating to the ongoing Iran crisis. Below is a roundup of the latest developments regarding travel to and from Israel, evacuation options, and government services.
Two people were killed Monday when an Iranian missile with a fragmentation warhead fell on a construction site in the central city of Yehud.
Two IDF soldiers were killed in a Hezbollah attack in southern Lebanon early this morning. The incident took place near an army post in southern Lebanon, just across from the Israeli border community of Manara.
In the coming days, the U.S. Embassy hopes – if conditions permit – to operate flights from Ben Gurion Airport. At this stage, details are still being worked out, and seats will be extremely limited.
Many world-changing events took place in the Middle East during the past 24 hours. We present an update on what took place in the Iran war over the last day.
Chaim V’Chessed continues to receive a high volume of inquiries from Israeli residents stranded abroad – who wish to return home – and from those urgently seeking to leave Israel. Below is the most current information available.
Thousands of people from all across the country flock on Shushan Purim to the holy city of Jerusalem in order to celebrate Purim of the walled city.
Many world-changing events took place in the Middle East during the past 24 hours. We present an update on what took place in the Iran war over the last day.
Chaim V’Chessed continues to serve the public during this challenging time and is receiving a wide variety of inquiries. Here are a number of updates on different fronts.
On Sunday afternoon, a ballistic missile fired from Iran tore through a residential neighborhood in Beit Shemesh, destroying a synagogue and collapsing the public bomb shelter beneath it. Nine people were killed. More than 40 were injured.
On the third day of the Iran conflict, Israel continues battling Iran as missiles keep flying and residents across the country are frequently being sent to bomb shelters. Daily life remains disrupted, and travel in and out of Israel continues to be extremely limited.
The ongoing and rapidly changing war on Iran has taken shape over the last 24 hours. CrownHeights.info provides an overview of updates for our reader.
Nine people were killed on Sunday in Beit Shemesh following a direct missile impact. The missile struck the roof of a shelter where people had gathered in response to the red alert sirens.
Chaim V’Chessed offices remain open to serve the community at this challenging time. However, across the country, significant restrictions are now in place.
