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Sar-El needs your support!
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Sar-El – A passion for Israel
An article on Sar-El was published on 21.9.2020 in Jerusalem Post, about adventure of a Sar-El volunteer

MOMS OF LONE SODLIERS VOLUNTEER FOR SAR-EL
Since October 7, more volunteers than ever have heeded the call of duty to support our troops.

Sar-El drives to help IDF
Israeli NGO Sar-El drives to help IDF soldiers at war while filling the souls of Jews abroad
My Trip to Israel
I just returned from three weeks in Israel, Dec. 31, 2023 to Jan. 18, 2024, with Volunteers For Israel, Sar-El. I will tell you what motivated me to go, the response of the people I met, what I think I may have contributed, what I gained, and lastly why you should go.
Fulfilling an Item on the Bucket List
Our bucket list adventure started with an idea of volunteering for Tzahal, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), which welcomes Jewish and non-Jewish volunteers from all over the globe, with no age restrictions.
I Will Never Forget The Soldiers
It was probably about twenty years ago when I first heard about Sar El. My neighbor’s parents were visiting from California and they had just returned from a two week stint of Sar EL.
Expectations Surpassed
I served in Sar-El from 9th – 27th June 2013, this was my second Sar El program, having done one previously in 2011. After submitting my paperwork, booking my flight and packing, I was a little apprehensive as to whether the coming program would live up to the wonderful experience I had in 2011.
Operation Pillar of Defence
– A Personal Perspective Operation Pillar of Defence was the historical backdrop to my third Sar-El programme. Up in the hills of the Galilee, near Afula, I spent my first week on a massive armaments and heavy artillery base for reservists. Something was about to happen, was the general feeling amongst my fellow Sar-elniks. We didn’t know what of course: there was simply a sense of unease.
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My Trip to Israel
I just returned from three weeks in Israel, Dec. 31, 2023 to Jan. 18, 2024, with Volunteers For Israel, Sar-El. I will tell you what motivated me to go, the response of the people I met, what I think I may have contributed, what I gained, and lastly why you should go.
Fulfilling an Item on the Bucket List
Our bucket list adventure started with an idea of volunteering for Tzahal, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), which welcomes Jewish and non-Jewish volunteers from all over the globe, with no age restrictions.
I Will Never Forget The Soldiers
It was probably about twenty years ago when I first heard about Sar El. My neighbor’s parents were visiting from California and they had just returned from a two week stint of Sar EL.
Expectations Surpassed
I served in Sar-El from 9th – 27th June 2013, this was my second Sar El program, having done one previously in 2011. After submitting my paperwork, booking my flight and packing, I was a little apprehensive as to whether the coming program would live up to the wonderful experience I had in 2011.
Operation Pillar of Defence
– A Personal Perspective Operation Pillar of Defence was the historical backdrop to my third Sar-El programme. Up in the hills of the Galilee, near Afula, I spent my first week on a massive armaments and heavy artillery base for reservists. Something was about to happen, was the general feeling amongst my fellow Sar-elniks. We didn’t know what of course: there was simply a sense of unease.
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