Category Archives: Newsletter

This section features the true experiences of Holocaust Survivors we see and visit today.  This is to fulfill their requests, “Remember us!  Tell others of our experiences so we are not forgotten!” (Caution: True accounts, as related by the Survivor, may … Continue reading →

… on September 29 & 30, 1941 at Kiev, Ukraine, in a ravine called Babi Yar, the Nazi soldiers murdered 33,771 Jewish women, children and elderly?  Often forced to remove their clothes, they were all forced to the edge of … Continue reading →

By Yonatan Allon Recently while my wife and I were watching one of our favorite television shows I heard this quote that caught my attention: “There’s so much hope, so much for us to do.”  Of course the context of … Continue reading →

“My name is Karina Treptau.  I was born in Kazakstan and grew up there but now I live in Germany.  I am twenty years old.  I would love to share my testimony of what God has done in this week … Continue reading →

Nina When the war began, Nina lived in Moldavia.  When she was approximately 10 yrs old the people began fleeing when the Germans entered the town.  The ones who did not get away were ordered into a synagogue with whatever belongings they … Continue reading →

Two volunteers recently called on my adopted Survivor Frida taking with them a letter and photo graphs from me. One of the volunteers, from Siberia, has begun translating letters from English to Russian as part of our adoption programme. She … Continue reading →

Introducing a new section featuring the experiences of Holocaust Survivors we see and visit today.  This is to fulfill their requests, “Remember us!  Tell others of our experiences so we are not forgotten!” My Lovely Lady Frida My lovely lady Frida is … Continue reading →

Each year we hold a BBQ for the local Survivors, right in the garden of Beit Shalom in Akko. The best way to tell you about it is directly from those who were there, those who served and with pictures … Continue reading →

by Susan Heagy The past five weeks I have been in the UK, spending a lot of time in Lowick, Northumberland, England. I was here in this quiet country partly for rest, partly to work for AHI and also to … Continue reading →

Isaiah Chapter 40 begins with those words so dear to the hearts of those who love Zion: “Comfort and keep comforting my people,” says your God.  This begins the first of 26 ‘consolations’ to be found in Isaiah. Each consolation … Continue reading →