Shelter
'We go down with the ship': Meet the homeless youth running Venezuela's earthquake shelters
Their task is the management of a shelter for victims of the magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 quakes. The dozen or so staff have designed a digital system to register residents, most of whom have suffered loss.
New report shows many migrant workers lacked access to shelter during Operation Roaring Lion
IDF: Even after two Iran wars, will take Israel 30 years to provide nationwide shelters
Bat Melech reports spike in domestic violence hotline calls during wartime
Unclear compensation, lack of bomb shelters: 700 complaints filed to comptroller during Iran attack
The comptroller received 700 complaints just between June 13 and July 14, tallying to 303 cases. Of them, 51.7% were resolved.
Infant among three killed in Russian attack that sets ablaze seat of Ukraine government
Kyiv's Mayor Vitali Klitschko said a fire broke out at the government building in the city center after the attack, which began with drones raining down, followed by missile strikes.
Inspired by lack of protection in Arab towns, new app helps all Israelis find nearby shelters
Harmony SOS, an Arab-led initiative, provides real-time shelter information during missile attacks, saving lives and fostering solidarity in Israel.
Harmony SOS shelter locator app: A lifeline for Arab communities in crisis
Harmony SOS was born as missiles soared above Israeli skies. In response, three young Arab citizens created a mobile App.
The elderly: Israel’s quiet front line - opinion
The elderly are not on the sidelines of society; they are its core.
Months after launch, Israel’s ‘Northern Shield’ initiative completes only 30% of shelters
As of the latest update, 600 safe rooms are under construction out of the 1,900 planned for communities within zero to one kilometer of the Israel-Lebanon border.
Innovation in the shelter: Outdated bomb shelters turn into technological learning centers
Gordon Innovative Pedagogy, a leading company in the field of technological education under the Gordon Academic College of Education, presents a timely and innovative project for the Israeli reality.
If we don’t laugh, we’ll cry: Humor as a sign of resilience in Israel - opinion
Israelis manage to find humor in everyday life, even during the scariest of times.
A cultural experience: Meeting neighbors in the bomb shelter during war with Iran - comment
Now, with the restrictions finally lifted, I only hope that life returns to some kind of normality, that we can resume our daily routines, and that I can meet and get to know my neighbors.
Why were public safe rooms locked during a missile attack? - comment
Many Jerusalemites, as well as people all over Israel, don’t have access to safety in cases of a missile attack, and not enough is being done about it – or at the very least, not fast enough.
