Eric Shtilman, CEO of Rapyd, in a visit to Chabad’s war room. (L) Advocat Mordechai Tzivin
In Kfar Chabad War Room, they continue the extensive activity of distributing large-scale equipment to soldiers and recruits on the front lines in the north and south of the country. The War Room, located in the village of Kfar Chabad, with over 500 volunteers from the area, work in close cooperation with the army units and representatives of the families, and it is considered a central War Room to which hundreds and thousands turn with requests for help from both the army and the families. As of today, three weeks after the start of the war, more than 127,000 military personnel and civilian evacuees have received assistance. Over sixty vehicles, commercial vehicles, and trucks were mobilized to verify every request from the army.
“We provide a variety of tactical military equipment, warm clothing, hygiene toiletries, electronics, almost everything a soldier and the army needs,” said Rabbi Eliyahu Guttman, executive director of the ‘Ezer Lahayal’ organization. In addition, Rabbi Eliyahu Guttman tells us about a unique and exciting project of the Chabad Hassidic community residents of Kfar Chabad alongside ‘Brothers and Sisters in Arms’ organization from Tel Aviv who volunteer in a military unit that deals with the issue of military ceramic armors and stretchers to ensure the security of the combatants.
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A variety of ventures and projects are held here throughout the weeks ahead for the benefit of the combatants and evacuees, such as a truck that travels across the country and inside it ten washing machines and dryers, plus a freezer for popsicles and even a charging station for dozens of cell phones.
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Fintech executives salute and donate to the War Room – ‘Aid to the Soldier’ (Ezer Lachayal), Kfar Chabad.
Eric Shtilman, CEO of Rapyd, a huge international company, one of the largest in the world in the field of fintech, visited accompanied by his friend, attorney Mordechai Tzivin the War Room in Kfar Chabad.
Shtilman admired the efficiency of the operating system, the achievements and the “combat” spirit of the dedicated volunteers.
Shtilman appealed to the hi-tech public and businessmen to join him and contribute to the War Room. He also said that he would match the amount of money raised from the public.
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