Restore Israel

Plant Trees in Memory
of Oct 7 Victims

Since Oct. 7th, thousands of acres of Israeli forests have been destroyed. Rebuild Israel and honor the victims of Oct. 7th by planting a tree in Israel—an enduring symbol of hope and resilience.

“And I will plant them upon their soil, Nevermore to be uprooted From the soil I have given them —said Hashem your God”

Amos 9:15

From Tragedy to Triumph Rebuild Israel

As we mark one year since the tragic events of October 7th—when Hamas brutally took the lives of 1,200 innocent souls—you may find yourself asking: 

How can I help Israel? How can I honor those lives lost?

The answer is both simple and profound: Plant a tree in Israel in memory of the victims and replant the forests destroyed by terrorist rocket fire.

Save Our Forests

Israel is On Fire

Since October 7th, Israel has been on fire. 

Nearly 13,000 acres of forests and nature reserves in northern Israel have been destroyed by fires caused by Hezbollah rocket attacks. Southern Israel has also suffered damage from Hamas rocket strikes, devastating forests and wildlife habitats.

These attacks have scorched the land and severely impacted Israel’s natural landscapes, disrupting ecosystems and destroying vital natural resources. 

The destruction of Israel’s trees, symbols of life and renewal, deeply wounded the nation’s spirit.

By planting a tree today, you’re restoring Israel’s holy landscapes, regrowing what was lost, and strengthening the land for future generations.

More Than a Tree

Fulfilling Prophecy

Planting trees in Israel means much more than just adding greenery to the landscape. It’s about rebuilding, restoring, and fulfilling ancient prophecy. 

As the Bible tells us, “Again you shall plant vineyards on the hills of Samaria; Men shall plant and live to enjoy them” (Jeremiah 31:4). 

Since the establishment of the State of Israel, planting trees has been a way to connect your spirit to the land—a symbol of hope, endurance, and life after loss

Now, more than ever, this timeless tradition carries deep meaning. 

Join the divine restoration of Israel, and ensure that future generations will live, grow, and witness the beauty of a thriving nation.

Be a Part of Israel’s Future

“I will plant in the wilderness the cedar, the acacia tree, the myrtle, and the oil tree; I will set in the desert the cypress tree and the pine, and the box tree together”

At Israel365, we make it easy for you to plant a tree and join this extraordinary movement. 

Whether you plant a single tree or sponsor an entire grove, your contribution will leave a lasting impact on the land and its people.

 

Here’s how you can participate 

  • Plant One Tree for $25: A personal way to connect with the land and honor the memory of the victims.
  • Plant Two Trees for $50: Double your impact and make a meaningful difference in supporting Israel’s communities.
  • Plant a Grove of Trees: Help an entire grove flourish, creating a living memorial that will endure for generations.
  • Sponsor an Israeli Community: Make a transformative contribution by beautifying an entire town in Israel, connecting you directly to a city in the Holy Land.
Planting the Future

Donate Now: Stand with Israel

This is your moment to be part of something greater. Honor the memory of the victims of October 7th, replant Israel’s lost trees, and help Israel not only survive but thrive.

Planting a tree today is a powerful act of love, faith, and unity. 

Help build a future for Israel—one tree at a time. Let’s make the Land of Israel blossom again.

Plant a Tree. Rebuild a Nation. Fulfill Prophecy.

Give a Legacy Gift

Creating the Legacy You Wish to Leave Is One of the Most Effective Ways to Ensure a Lasting Impact.

Creating the Legacy You Wish to Leave Is One of the Most Effective Ways to Ensure a Lasting Impact.

Give a Legacy Gift

Creating the Legacy You Wish to Leave Is One of the Most Effective Ways to Ensure a Lasting Impact.

*If fundraising for this project exceeds the financial needs of the project, Teach for Israel (israel365) reserves the right to use excess funds for its other charitable purposes.