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Brothers and Sisters for Israel – Hamal Ezrachi has been working since October 7, leading initiatives to support victims, their families, and communities affected by the attacks and the war.
Scroll down to explore the emergency projects that made a difference in those first few months.
Rescue and Evacuation
Rescue and Evacuation
At the outbreak of the war, BSI, in collaboration with "Brothers in Arms" volunteers, established a forward command center in Kibbutz Beit Kama. This center operated 20 rescue teams that evacuated hundreds of civilians and soldiers under fire. More than 3,000 civilians were evacuated to the Beit Kama area, where they were provided with temporary housing and personal assistance. Additionally, foreign workers were rescued and integrated into alternative workplaces. The teams also provided essential equipment to the wounded and evacuees.

Brothers and Sisters for Agriculture
BSI supported agricultural farms in all combat zones, addressing labor shortages caused by the evacuation of workers and the departure of foreign laborers. Volunteers engaged in harvesting ripe fruits and vegetables, as well as planting and sowing. Hundreds of volunteers, including pre-military academy students, contributed approximately 63,000 volunteer days. Activities took place in dozens of communities across the country, particularly in the south and north.