Transcript [00:00] [music] [00:05] [music] [00:11] >> Shalom, my friends, from here in Israel. [00:14] I'm Yael Eckstein, and here are two [00:16] Fellowship projects that [music] you [00:18] should know about this week. Number one. [00:20] Throughout the war, what we realized is [00:23] that people are using their bomb [00:24] shelters more than ever before [music] [00:26] in the history of the state of Israel. [00:29] And what this has highlighted is lots of [00:31] problems with people's bomb shelters. [00:33] The Fellowship recently partnered with [00:36] an organization who has these trained [00:38] professionals to go around and make sure [00:40] that the bomb shelters are safe [music] [00:43] and able to be used. The Fellowship [00:45] provided to these volunteers more than [00:47] 100 kits so that they can go and fix [00:51] bomb shelters so that [music] when a [00:52] missile strikes, the people inside will [00:55] still be safe. Number two. Almost every [00:59] single day, the Fellowship has freedom [01:01] flights that land in Israel. And [01:03] recently, we brought Matias. He is [01:05] [music] a 23-year-old young man from [01:08] Argentina. And when he turned 23, he [01:11] said, "I had this pull [01:12] >> [music] [01:12] >> to move to Israel. Not just to move to [01:15] Israel, but to serve defending Israel." [01:17] And now he's getting ready to join the [01:20] Israeli army as a lone soldier. Matias, [01:23] [music] [01:24] we salute you, and we welcome you home. [01:27] Well, there you have it, friends. There [01:28] are two Fellowship projects that you now [01:30] know about. [music] Join me next week, [01:32] same place, same time for more updates [01:34] on what's happening on the ground here [01:37] in the Holy Land. Shalom.
