Not waiting for the government:
in the shadow of the severe rape in the fence, a new initiative aims to increase night patrols in the slums.
Third sector organizations began to raise money from the Diaspora Jews, for the benefit of a project designed to increase the residents' sense of security.
As part of the efforts, this Sunday the annual fundraising day for Israel, led by the Jewish organization "JNF-UK", will be held in Great Britain.
The fundraiser day, known as "Green Sunday" due to its proximity to the 10th of Israel, will be dedicated this year to donating funds to the "Make a neighborhood" project that works to strengthen the security and infrastructure of distressed neighborhoods in Israel, with the help of the residents of the neighborhoods themselves.
Barakat Abu Essa, the suspect in the rape of Gedra (archive), photo: Avi Moalem
Hundreds of volunteers, most of them young Jews, will call Jewish families throughout the kingdom, and ask them to donate for Israel.
In addition, for the first time the fundraising day will also be held online.
In the shadow of the difficult incident in Gedera, the Jewish organization recently approved a donation of half a million shekels for the continuation of the "Making a Neighborhood" activity for 2023. The money donated next week will also go towards increasing night patrols in the neighborhoods.
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