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Michael Levin Base Provides Crucial Support for Lone Soldiers
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The Michael Levin Base, a nonprofit, provides vital support for lone soldiers and b'nei sherut in Israel, offering them a sense of family and community. Founded in 2020, the base has seen a significant increase in demand for its services since October 7th, now assisting around 3,600 individuals monthly. The organization has expanded with new branches and is moving to a larger Jerusalem center in January 2027, aiming to be a crucial support system for those serving without nearby family.
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- The Michael Levin Base supports lone soldiers and b'nei sherut with meals, housing, and emotional aid.
- Demand for the base's services has grown exponentially since October 7th.
- The organization currently assists approximately 3,600 young men and women each month.
- A new, larger center in Jerusalem is set to open in January 2027.
- The base was founded in memory of lone soldier Michael Levin, who died in 2006.
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