Aleh

24/08/2025

✨ This summer at ALEH was nothing short of magical. ✨

Children with special needs laughed, played, and grew stronger through unforgettable summer camps and therapies. 💛
By their side stood incredible volunteers, giving their time, their love, and their hearts. Together, they turned every moment into a memory of joy, hope, and belonging. 🌈

Because at ALEH, every child deserves not just care—but a summer filled with light. ☀️

05/08/2025

This summer, something magical happened at aleh ✨
Children who face the world’s toughest challenges found a place filled with laughter, love, and endless joy 💛
At aleh’s summer camp, wheelchairs turned into chariots of freedom, and every child became the hero of their own story 🌈

There were no limits — just music 🎶, hugs 🤗, and pure happiness 😊

Because at aleh, every child deserves more than care…
They deserve a childhood full of wonder, magic, and love 💫

04/08/2025

💔 From Devastation to Determination – The Story of Aleh

This morning, Channel 13 aired an emotional interview with Rabbi Yehuda Marmorstein, founder and CEO of aleh – Israel’s leading network for the rehabilitation and care of children and adults with severe disabilities.

Over 40 years ago, after witnessing heartbreaking neglect of children with the most complex medical needs, Rabbi Marmorstein made a promise: every child has the right to live, to be loved, and to be cared for – regardless of religion, background, or nationality. From that moment, aleh became a lifeline for hundreds of babies, children, and young adults who require 24/7 medical and emotional care.

But during the recent 12-Day War with Iran, tragedy struck. A direct missile hit one of aleh’s most advanced facilities – a beautiful, state-of-the-art campus that had only opened five years ago, built with an investment of nearly 140 million shekels. Miraculously, no children were inside at the time. The night before, the team had planned to transfer children there from unprotected housing – a decision that, unknowingly, saved their lives.

Where others saw destruction, Rabbi Marmorstein saw a beginning. Within 48 hours, the parking lot for 40 cars was transformed into a fully functioning rehabilitation daycare center for almost 100 babies – complete with electricity, fresh air, therapeutic equipment, and walls decorated with the smiling faces of children.

The interview was a reminder of the miracles, courage, and love that define aleh’s work. These children cannot walk, speak, or even breathe without assistance – yet through specialized care, custom-built wheelchairs, and innovative communication devices, many have found ways to express themselves, to connect, and to live with dignity.

Now, aleh needs our help. The rebuilding will take time, resources, and the partnership of people who believe, as Rabbi Marmorstein does, that no child was born to suffer – every child was born to live.

🙏 Please watch, share, and be part of this mission. Together, we can turn tragedy into hope. ❤️

27/07/2025

One month after Iranian missile strike: Campus for Israel’s most vulnerable children remains in ruins
https://www.ynetnews.com/health_science/article/byz7aalpge

20/07/2025

💔 A Moment That Breaks Your Heart — and Heals It Too. 💔

This video captures a moment that words can hardly describe.
A missile from Iran struck the ALEH Center in Bnei Brak — a place of refuge, care, and unconditional love for children and adults with severe disabilities. Walls were shattered. Windows blown apart. But the spirit? The spirit stood strong.

Watch as staff, volunteers, and families return to ALEH. There are tears. There are hugs. There is pain. But above all, there is hope. Together, they begin the painstaking work of rebuilding not only the physical spaces — but also the sense of safety and belonging that ALEH provides.

🛠️ The efforts are ongoing. The damage is great. The need is urgent.
But thanks to people like you, ALEH is rising from the rubble with even greater determination.

Because no missile can destroy love.
No explosion can silence compassion.

💙 Help us restore what was broken. Help us continue this sacred mission.

22/06/2025

💔🎯 A direct hit to the most tender place in our hearts
One week after an Iranian missile struck the ALEH campus in Bnei Brak, President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog visited the site — to see the destruction, offer support, and deliver one clear message:
“I am confident this place will be rebuilt and return to full activity. The children must return to their therapeutic and educational routine.” 🙏👶

The President and First Lady saw the damage — but more than that, they witnessed the unbreakable spirit of the people behind ALEH 💪
They met with staff, families, and the devoted leadership — led by Rabbi Yehuda Marmorstein, who declared:
“In two months, this campus will be rebuilt. I have no doubt.” 🛠️❤️

🏥 ALEH is not just a center — it’s a beacon of compassion, hope, and love for hundreds of children with the most severe disabilities in Israel.

📢 In the midst of war, this is the story we all need to hear. Not about destruction — but about resilience. Not about despair — but about hope. 🌱🇮🇱

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16/06/2025

🇮🇱💔 A direct Iranian missile strike destroyed a sanctuary for Israel’s most vulnerable children.

Just after midnight, a missile launched from Iran slammed into ALEH’s rehabilitative school in Bnei Brak—a state-of-the-art campus that cared for over 300 children with the most severe physical and cognitive disabilities.

The explosion was devastating. Classrooms were torn apart. Therapy rooms were destroyed. Specialized mobility and medical equipment—shattered. An elderly man in a nearby building lost his life. But somehow, miraculously, dozens of people who tried to seek shelter in the school’s bomb shelter—found it locked and fled elsewhere—escaping a potential mass casualty event.

Now, the building lies in ruins. And the children—many of whom cannot walk, speak, or even breathe on their own—are left with nothing. Their one and only place of healing is gone.

💬 “We were met with destruction in every corner,” said Rabbi Yehuda Marmorstein, ALEH’s Founder and CEO.
“But the greatest pain is knowing that these children, who need constant care, are now left without it. We must rebuild. We must act. They simply can’t wait.”

This is not just a school. It’s a lifeline. A place where hope lives. A place where children with the most complex needs are given love, therapy, education—and a future.

💬 “These aren’t children who can stay home. They rely on ALEH to survive, to progress, to smile,” Rabbi Marmorstein said.
“We have a moral, national, and human duty to rebuild. And we will.”

💥 Just days earlier and only a few kilometers away, another Iranian missile struck the home of a wounded IDF soldier in Ramat Gan.
Iran’s attack wasn’t just on buildings—it was on hope, healing, and humanity.

But we will not break.
We will rebuild.
For the children. For their families. For Israel. 🇮🇱

10/06/2025

✨ A Night of Pure Joy and Boundless Love ✨

Last night, at the elegant Armonot Chen Hall in Bnei Brak, we celebrated a Bar and Bat Mitzvah like no other — a celebration filled with light, music, and hearts overflowing with emotion.

The honored guests? The incredible children of ALEH. Each one of them, facing unimaginable challenges, stood proudly as they marked this meaningful milestone. Surrounded by devoted families, staff, and volunteers, they danced, laughed, and shined brighter than ever.

This wasn’t just a party — it was a moment of deep belonging. Of being seen. Of saying to every child, “You matter. You are cherished. You are a full part of our people.”

Tears flowed, hugs were shared, and joy filled the air. It was one of those nights that reminds us of the power of love, inclusion, and unwavering belief in every soul’s potential.

To everyone who helped make this dream come true — thank you. You reminded us what it means to truly celebrate life.

15/05/2025

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