Courage in Motion 2020: Side by Side rolls on October 12
The 13th annual Courage in Motion, an initiative of Beit Halochem Canada, Aid to Disabled Veterans of Israel, is staying home. While Courage in Motion will not take us
An Online Tribute to Our Israeli Heroes
Directly from Israel! An Online Tribute to Our Israeli Heroes is available for viewing! And “flip” through the Online Tribute book below. Some helpful hints to enhance your “flipbook” experience:
Make 2020 your year to come along for the ride!
While Courage in Motion will not take us through southern Israel this fall, there is good news: our premier annual fundraising ride, supporting the rehabilitation of more than 50,000 Israeli men and
Beit Halochem Disabled Veterans Visit Recently Wounded Fighter
A delegation of the Zahal Disabled Veterans Organization (Beit Halochem) visit and extend support to Shadi Ibrahim, wounded in the car-ramming attack in the South Hebron hills on May 14, 2020.
20 Years Since the Withdrawal from Lebanon
By Oren Aharoni | Photos: Oz Moalem, published in Yedioth Aharonot on May 26, 2020 This past week was particularly emotional for shooter Doron Shaziri and swimmer Ziv Better. Israel
They’re going home …
We are happy to share that Beit Halochem Centres across Israel are reopening – slowly, at greatly reduced capacities, and in strict accordance with Israel’s Ministry of Health guidelines. A
Disabled Veterans Celebrate Israel at 72
While this year’s Yom Ha’atzmaut will be different, some things never change: Our joy and exhilaration of Israel’s Independence. And our gratitude to the 50,000 Israeli men and women injured
Working for our Heroes from a hospital bed
Israel’s daily Yediot Aharonot featured an interview with Adv. Edan Kleiman, Chairman of Beit Halochem Israel, in its April 13th print edition. As always, Edan inspires as he meets new challenges, both
Happy Hanukkah from Beit Halochem
Our disabled heroes in Israel send their video greetings for a Happy Hanukkah.
Beit Halochem head thanks Canadians for their support
Edan Kleiman said Canada has been the strongest supporter of Beit Halochem in the world for over a decade. “I think the Canada community should be very, very proud of itself,” he said.
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