Yom Shnee
Monday
19 Iyar 5784
May 27 2024
Special Notice
We here at OneIsrael salute those who are celebrating U.S. Memorial Day and remember the sacrifice that fallen American soldiers made in past wars to protect American freedom.
We wish that the Biden Administration would recognize that our soldiers in Rafah and elsewhere are giving their lives for the protection and existence of Israel.
The Photo of the Day
An amazing photo: a female soldier in the Cheetah Brigade who is married to a male soldier in the Nahal Brigade met by chance in Rafah today.
UPDATE 11:30 PM Monday
On the Ground in Gaza
*At this hour, there are major attacks taking place in central Rafah as IDF tanks are advancing toward the Odeh Mosque accompanied by heavy IAF bombardment. Major explosions from the attacks have been heard in Ashkelon and Sderot.
*The temporary pier/port built by the Americans off the coast of central Gaza is at least temporarily sinking–much to the delight of HamISIS and Egypt both of which would much prefer to garner tax money from land deliveries of “humanitarian aid.”
On the Ground in the North
Northern Israel from Rosh HaNikra to Metulla and Kiryat Shmona has been pummeled again today by Hezbollah missiles and suicide drones. Numerous buildings have been damaged and destroyed, but amazingly there have been no casualties.
Elsewhere in Israel
*3 suicide drones have been intercepted in the skies over Eilat.
OneIsrael’s Campaign For Our Soldiers
IDF soldiers on the ground need basic protective gear, armaments, and supplies more than ever now that they are in Rafah.
OneIsrael is now engaged in a campaign to help protect our soldiers. This campaign will extend to Shavuot.
Please consider donating to our campaign by clicking on the donate button in the right hand column on this page. All donations go directly to our soldiers.
Thank you to those of you who have already contributed to the protection of our brave men and women in uniform; we have now reached over $6000 on the way to our goal of $10,000!
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.