This is a cry for help! Keep the Torah alive during the war!

BS”D

Adar Alef 28^(th), 5782

This is a cry for help! Keep the Torah alive during the war!

Our brethren in Ukraine are in a situation of pikuach nefesh, in mortal danger. Russia and Belarus are close to economical collapse, with many people in a state of panic (and not without good reason!).

We, frum Yidden, do know that it is only Hashem Who rules this world and that all His acts are for the good. All that happens in this world is a message to us: Hashem wants us to return to Him, to become closer, to strengthen ourselves and others.

“Beerot Yitzchak” foundation’s goal is to help Jews from the FSU to come back to Hashem, to learning Torah and to living Torah. This large congregation now lives in Israel, Germany, USA, but also in Ukraine and Russia. The children at our online school are still learning whether they are in the bomb shelter or have fled, whether their parents can pay for it or not.

However, most of the support for these activities came, directly or indirectly, from Russia, Ukraine and other post-Soviet countries. The situation there is extremely difficult! Therefore, we find ourselves in a position that requires superhuman efforts.

We take upon ourselves to increase our learning.

And I appeal to all of you to please maximize your support for our activities!

Learning Torah saves the world from wars and other calamities.

May the merit of your support protect you from all evil!

With prayer and blessing, wishing you a joyful Adar and happy Purim,

Yigal Polishchuk

ON-LINE SCHOOL

On-Line School for Kids from all over the World

Thanks to our talented and motivated teachers, learning about Judaism becomes an exciting and unforgettable experience for kids.

One of the goals of this project is to convince families to move to locations, where fulltime Jewish schooling for their children is available. As of today, thirteen families took this step, and their kids were successfully absorbed in Jewish schools and Cheiderim.

Unprecedented project for Russian-speaking kids – fulltime learning on-line. The program is intended for boys and girls ages 4 – 17. There are a total of 300 students learning in 10 different virtual classrooms.