Even After Iran’s Ceasefire, Families Are Still in Crisis

In the final hours before Iran agreed to a ceasefire, one last missile barrage struck an apartment building in Beersheba — killing four civilians, including a family sheltering in their reinforced safe room.

It was a deliberate strike, part of a calculated campaign in which Iran launched over 550 ballistic missiles and 1,000 drones, many aimed directly at homes, hospitals, and schools. Even as the ceasefire took effect, the human toll mounted — with 28 civilians killed, thousands wounded, and more than 9,000 families left homeless.

Safe rooms were no protection. Families who thought they were secure were buried under rubble.

Now, as emergency teams search through ruins and survivors begin to process their trauma, they need immediate help — housing, food, medical care, and emotional support.

The missiles may have stopped. The crisis has not.

Israeli soldiers successfully defended against Iran’s massive assault while simultaneously fighting Hamas terrorists in Gaza. These brave warriors – parents, children, siblings, and spouses – stood between Iran’s nuclear weapons program and another Holocaust, achieving their military objectives and forcing Iran to accept a ceasefire.

But the battle took its toll. These heroes left their families and jobs behind during the emergency, and many are now returning to damaged homes and wounded loved ones. They need continued support as they transition back to civilian life while remaining on high alert for any ceasefire violations.

Your donation provides essential support – protective gear for those still on duty, assistance for veterans returning home, and basic necessities for the thousands who served in this critical mission.

These heroes literally fought to prevent our destruction. Continue standing with them.