Former Protest Group Now Focused on Civil Aid in Wake of the Israel-Hamas War

A group that had protested against the Israeli government’s judicial reform plan has now switched gears to offer civil aid to the people and soldiers of Israel due to the Israeli-Hamas war. 

According to Fox News, soldiers and hundreds of thousands of families are now receiving aid from 🪖Brothers and sisters in arms. 

👤Noam Lamir, director of the organization, stated, “We are serving those who evacuated from the cities, the villages around Gaza.”

He noted that in some areas, 30% of the people are dead or have been taken hostage.

“So you have to take care of those communities,” Lamir said.

Lamir further explained their goal, stating, “We also feed the needs of the army. We self-supply. And we are ready for any mission.” 

His father was a famous airforce pilot in the Yom Kippur War 50 years ago. He was tortured to death, and that legacy is helping to drive Lamir to help others.  

He stated, “I could not believe that 50 years later that that war, the Yom Kippur War, where I lost my father, uncle, and cousin, we’d be (in a) much more difficult and challenging case.” 

Lamir also described how 🪖Brothers and sisters in arms