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  • Happy Tu B'Shvat to Everyone

    Tu B’Shvat, the New Year for Trees, is a special time in the Jewish calendar when we celebrate nature, growth, and renewal.

  • This year, our prayers carry special meaning!

    We join together in heartfelt prayer for the safe and swift return of our hostages and the continued bravery and protection of our courageous soldiers.

  • Happy Hannukah 2024

    Amigour extends warm wishes for a joyous and meaningful Hanukkah to everyone. May this Festival of Lights bring happiness, hope, and peace to your hearts and homes.

  • Amigour wishes everyone Happy Succot & Simchat Torah

    Our joy is deeply intertwined with grief. We remember the tragic events of Simchat Torah last year, which coincided with October 7, 2023—a day that shook our nation.

  • Yom Kippur 2024

    Wishing everyone a meaningful day!

  • Shana Tova 2024

    Amigour's elderly wish everyone a happy New Year!

  • Amigour Celebrates Israel's 76th Birthday

    Let's stand united in hope and celebration! Join us in making this Independence Day meaningful and full of love.

  • Yom Hazikaron 2024

    Amigour remembers Israel's fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism!

  • Yom Hashoah 2024

    This day is not only about remembering the six million Jewish lives who were brutally annihilated, but also about honoring the resilience and strength of those who survived.

  • Food Baskets for Passover

    Amigour's elderly residents received food baskets for the Passover holiday.

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  • Ivolia Tzitron

    Ivolia Tzitron

    Amigour "Yad Vashem" Home for the Elderly, Beersheba

    Whoever was not there, will not be able to really understand what had happened, the suffering and the pain we went through. What I told you was just a drop in the ocean.

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  • Nama Gershgoren (Leiderman)

    Nama Gershgoren (Leiderman)

    Amigour Hagilad Sheltered Home, Nahariya

    I was born in 1933 in the village of Verkhobka, in the district of Vinica, in the Ukraine. At the beginning of the war my father, David Leiderman, volunteered for the army and was killed at the front.

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  • Yavgenya Basov

    Yavgenya Basov

    Amigour Sheltered Home, Talpiot, Jerusalem

    Yavgenia was born in 1936 in a small village in Ukraine. She was five years old when the Nazis rounded up all the village's inhabitants, most of whom were Jews, and banished them to a nearby forest that they fenced in and named Camp Kopai.

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  • Ninel Viner

    Ninel Viner

    Amigour Dagan Sheltered Home, Holon

    The memories – how do they manage to force us to go experience, again and again, what we have forgotten long ago, and how we can't escape the memories of the horror and the scars are etched into us forever.

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  • Betty Miatowitz

    Betty Miatowitz

    "My little sister was loaded while still alive into a truck with corpses, and this was the last time I saw her."

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  • Alexander Netzer

    Alexander Netzer

    Resident of Amigour's Derech Hashalom Sheltered Home in Tel Aviv

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  • Paulina Genosoba

    Paulina Genosoba

    Amigour Dagan Sheltered Home, Holon
    My mother led me and my little suitcase on a children’s sledge. We parted, as it transpired, forever. I never saw her again.

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  • Holocaust Survivor's War Traumas

    Holocaust Survivor's War Traumas

    Aspir Balta ( Pira) Balta is an 80 year old widow of a disabled Second World War veteran who resides in Amigour's "Neve Dekalim" Sheltered Home in Ashkelon. She is sitting in the secured area in the building during the rocket attack from Gaza.

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  • Arcadi Sobol

    Arcadi Sobol

    Amigour Haamakim Sheltered Home, Kiryat Bialik
    I was born June 14, 1930 in the Ukraine.We were a family of five – my father Shulim Sobol, my mother Masia Moaisievna, me – 12 years old, my little sister Batya aged 5, and my little brother Itzik aged 2.




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  • Taia Kaplan

    Taia Kaplan

    Taia was born in 1920 on the road to Bucharest, in the Romanian town of Fokshan, in her grandmother’s home. It was a small house with a garden and cats and dogs who lived together in harmony.

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  • Dora Shapiro

    Dora Shapiro

    Meet Dora Shapiro, born in Dnipro, Ukraine in 1936. Dora was adopted at the tender age of one month by a childless, lovely couple.

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