With the current ceasefire in place, restrictions across northern Israel have begun to lift. In Kiryat Shmona, daily life is slowly resuming, but uncertainty remains. Families are returning to routines while still carrying the weight of the past weeks of heightened instability. Dror Israel continues to work closely with the municipality and local community to support this transition with care and consistency. During the height of the attacks, Dror Israel educators and partner

In one such program, held in a hotel for evacuated families in Tel Aviv, an unassuming protected underground parking area was transformed into a magical place of activity and connection. Children of different ages gathered each day, some meeting for the first time in the hotel, others neighbors from the same buildings. Together with youth counselors from NOAL’s 12th grade, they created an environment that was safe, welcoming, and, importantly, something to look forward to eac

Volunteers from Dror Israel and NOAL youth movement arrived to help residents recover and to show that the community is not facing this crisis alone.

Across Israel, Dror Israel educators and teen leaders are supporting children and families in shelters, evacuee hotels, and communities as rocket attacks continue.