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Israeli Group Seeks Funds for 100 Farmers' Bomb Shelters

3/10/2026

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Hashomer Hachadash, an Israeli volunteer organization, has launched a fundraising campaign to acquire at least 100 bomb shelters for agricultural areas lacking protection amid the ongoing conflict with Iran.
The shelters would protect farmers working under threats from rockets and UAVs.
Onn Rifman, co-founder of Hashomer Hachadash, highlights that without adequate protection, food supply and farmers' livelihoods are at risk.
Hashomer Hachadash, founded in 2007, supports rural communities through volunteering and education.

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Hashomer Hachadash, an Israeli volunteer organization, has launched a fundraising campaign to acquire at least 100 bomb shelters for agricultural areas lacking protection amid the ongoing conflict with Iran.
The shelters would protect farmers working under threats from rockets and UAVs.
Onn Rifman, co-founder of Hashomer Hachadash, highlights that without adequate protection, food supply and farmers' livelihoods are at risk.
Hashomer Hachadash, founded in 2007, supports rural communities through volunteering and education.