The Israeli Community Box
$165
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All proceeds support Israeli Communities
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Pre-order by August 1 to receive in time for Rosh Hashanah
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Free International Shipping
This box more than a gift — it's a chance to directly support communities deeply affected by October 7
Each Product Tells A Story
The Communities You're Supporting
Nirim was one of the first communities attacked on October 7. Residents were killed and kidnapped, homes were destroyed. The palm trees featured on the shirt are iconic to Nirim and the area.
Re’im, near the Nova Festival site, was attacked by 100 terrorists who killed dozens of people, including entire families. The shirt pays homage to the kibbutz's landscape and its spirit.
Nir Oz was among the hardest hit with 1 out of 4 people murdered or kidnapped. Homes were destroyed. The design on the shirt reflects the heart of the kibbutz.
Be’eri was devastated during the October 7 attack, with 101 civilians and 31 security personnel murdered and 32 taken hostage.
This shirt representing Otef - the area enveloping Gaza - pays collective tribute to 23 communities around Gaza devastated by October 7, emphasizing shared fate and long-term solidarity.
Only 0.75 miles from the border of Gaza, Nahal Oz was taken over my terrorists, massacring kibbutz members and massively destroying the kibbutz itself. The tractor on the shirt represents the agricultural community.
Your Purchase Creates
Real Impact
All profits directly support grassroots community initiatives
Each of the included organizations were started as a direct response to October 7
By purchasing you're sending a profound message that these communities, families and people are not forgotten
The Diaspora plays a major role in supporting Israel during complex and difficult times
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