Türkiye & Syria Earthquakes
IsraAID is deploying an Emergency Response Team after two major earthquakes devastated Southern Türkiye & Northern Syria.
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Who we are
IsraAID is an international non-governmental humanitarian aid organization based in Israel. Since we were founded in 2001, our teams have worked in emergency and long-term development settings in more than 50 countries around the world.
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IsraAID responds to emergencies and helps people affected by crisis re-build their lives, their communities, and their futures, together. From hurricanes to refugee crises to global pandemics, we mobilize quickly and collaborate with communities at the deepest level, staying for as long as it takes.
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"It is our responsibility to work alongside communities to ensure that those most vulnerable to emergencies have the tools and capacities to prevent storms from becoming disasters."
GLOBAL IMPACT
8 Million
People reached around the world during the COVID-19 pandemic, through media campaigns, relief distributions, remote support, and more.
60
Countries reached through emergency and long-term relief work since 2001.
92,250
People reached in South Sudan between January and September 2020.
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IsraAID, Israel’s leading non-governmental humanitarian aid group, is responding to a massive earthquake that struck Türkiye and Syria early Monday morning. The magnitude 7.8 earthquake has left thousands of people dead and thousands more injured. Initially, the organization will deliver...
IsraAID launches emergency response after quake rocks Türkiye and Syria
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Head of the Israel-based humanitarian aid group dedicates $100,000 prize to the entire IsraAID team, and the communities the organization supports Wednesday, January 25, 2023. Yotam Polizer, the CEO of Israel’s leading humanitarian aid organization, IsraAID, has been named the...
IsraAID CEO Yotam Polizer wins Charles Bronfman Prize
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Israel’s leading humanitarian aid organization, IsraAID, is providing free psychological support to survivors and families affected by the helicopter crash in a city near Kyiv. On Wednesday, a helicopter crashed near a kindergarten in Brovary, leaving at least 14 people dead,...