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Yad Sarah

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From the WebDecember 17, 2025, 8:50 pm
Compassion in action: Yad Sarah brings hope to a nation in crisis
As Israel continues to endure and heal, Yad Sarah remains committed to standing by our people, providing vital medical equipment, transportation, and support in moments of crisis.
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December 15, 2025, 10:06 pm
Compassion in action: how Yad Sarah brings hope to a nation in crisis
As Israel continues to endure and heal, Yad Sarah remains committed to standing by our people, providing vital medical equipment, transportation, and support in moments of crisis.
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Yad Sarah, one of Israel’s largest medical aid volunteer groups, delivers crutches to soldiers. (Courtesy)
January 21, 2024, 7:12 pm
Houthi attacks in Red Sea delay arrival of critical Yad Sarah medical equipment
Medical aid volunteer group says 64 containers with medical supplies due this month are delayed, and it’s grappling with shortages
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Jeremy Borovitz, right, and Artem Zaptotski at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem (photo credit: Courtesy Jeremy Borovitz)
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Visiting Ukraine’s wounded in Israeli hospitals
American yeshiva student heads to Hadassah Medical Center to speak with protesters wounded by government forces
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Illustrative photo of ultra-Orthodox women entering a bus through the back door in Mea Shearim, Jerusalem, in 2011 (Uri Lenz/Flash90/File)
October 16, 2013, 3:00 am
Haredi community breaking the culture of secrecy on domestic abuse
Two Israeli organizations, Yad Sarah and Bat Melech, are working with rabbis to provide resources to ultra-Orthodox women and couples
By Ben Sales
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