Previous Missions
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IN THE MEMORY OF
victims of hunger & terrorist attacks
in Chad October 2019
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IN THE MEMORY OF
over 900,000 WHO WERE KILLED
in Syria April 2011
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IN THE MEMORY OF
11,500 WHO DIED
in Nepal April 2015
read more about Nepal – Earthquake > -
IN THE MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO DIED
in Carmel December 2010
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IN THE MEMORY OF
230,000 WHO DIED
in Haiti January 2010
read more about Haiti – Earthquake > -
IN THE MEMORY OF
HUNDREDS WHO WERE KILLED
in Georgia August 2008
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IN THE MEMORY OF
MORE THAN 1,000 WHO DIED
in Sumatra October 2009
read more about Sumatra – Earthquake > -
IN THE MEMORY OF
100,000 WHO DIED
in Burma May 2008
read more about Burma – Cyclone > -
IN THE MEMORY OF
5,770 WHO DIED
in Indonesia May 2006
read more about Indonesia – Earthquake > -
IN THE MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO WERE KILLED
in Lebanon July 2006
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IN THE MEMORY OF
87,000 WHO DIED
in Kashmir October 2005
read more about Kashmir – Earthquake > -
IN THE MEMORY OF
THOUSANDS WHO DIED
in New Orleans August 2005
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IN THE MEMORY OF THE
HUNDREDS WHO DIED
in Georgia Winter 2005
read more about Georgia – Floods > -
IN THE MEMORY OF
36,603 WHO DIED
in Sri Lanka December 2004
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“Nobody asks permission to kill. We do not ask permission to save lives”
About IFA
Overview
Israeli Flying Aid (IFA) is a non-profit organization (NGO), that delivers life-saving aid and relief to communities affected by natural disaster and human conflict.
IFA’s missions are focused on countries that lack diplomatic relations with Israel and countries that deny entry of critically-needed foreign aid following natural disasters and human conflicts.
IFA transcends differences, prejudice, race, nationality, religion and creed.
In 2018, IFA is setting up a protective and supportive shelter for refugee infants in Greece, which will function like a kibbutz home for children. The orphanage will serve as a temporary home for abandoned infants, "rape babies", Syrian orphans, and children that have been taken away from their adolescent mothers due to lack of parental capability. Our shelter will shorten the amount of time in which infants are in high-risk and inappropriate environments and allow for healthy child development in a safe environment.