Humanitarian Aid from Israel to Ukraine

Posted In: Sponsored Projects, Other Programs, Israeli Friends of Ukraine 

Over six hundred kilograms of warm winter clothes in 53 boxes collected from Ashdod and Netanya in the center and south of Israel were sorted and prepared for shipment to Ukraine on 25 October 2014. About a quarter of the shipment will be sent to Ukrainian orphanages in Donbas while the rest will be distributed to Ukrainian soldiers in the anti-terrorist operation.

IFU pic for soldiers 1

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 1

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 2

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 3

Drawings by Israeli children for the children of Ukraine and soldiers of the Ukrainian army in the ATO zone are enclosed in each box.

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 5

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 6

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 7

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 8

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 9

A second shipment of clothes collected from Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa is being sorted and prepared for delivery to Ukraine.

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 10

IFU warm cloth for Ukraine 11

The "Israeli Friends of Ukraine" NGO (found in Facebook under "Israel Supports Ukraine") is currently raising funds for the postal delivery of these goods to Ukraine.

By Shimon Briman

Edited by Peter Bejger

Photos: Ilya Sokolov ("Israeli Friends of Ukraine") and Olena Ivanchuk (Embassy of Ukraine in Israel).

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