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By יואל סילבר
Health19:37 · 13h ago

Charity Drive Launched for Couples Facing Infertility

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The infertility support organization 'Bnei Oylem' has launched a fundraising campaign for the High Holy Days, seeking to aid thousands of couples struggling with infertility. The organization, founded by Rabbi Shlomo Buchner, provides comprehensive support, including medical guidance, financial assistance for treatments, and emotional counseling.

Leaders of 'Bnei Oylem,' including members of its Halachic committee and CEO Rabbi Elyakim Levnon, met with Rabbi Moshe Shaul Klein, Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern, Rabbi Sevach Tzvi Rosenblatt, Rabbi Shariel Rosenberg, Rabbi Shlomo Levanon, and Rabbi Eliyahu Shapira to seek blessings for the campaign. They presented the difficult situation and immense costs faced by couples undergoing fertility treatments.

During the meeting, a prominent rabbi, referred to as 'Maran,' expressed deep concern over the couples' plight and the financial burden of treatments. He emphasized the significant merit in helping these couples build families, stating, "The right to help Jews merit offspring is a right of establishing generations. Everyone must feel they are carrying the burden and do everything in their power to help."

The organization's support is crucial, as the funds raised often enable couples to continue with necessary treatments. 'Bnei Oylem' assists thousands of couples annually, connecting them with top medical experts and offering financial aid for expensive procedures.

At the conclusion of the meeting, 'Maran' blessed the couples, wishing them a swift resolution to their struggles, and encouraged donors to contribute, praying they would be blessed with health, sustenance, and the merit of helping establish more homes in Israel. The organization urges the public to join this cause.

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