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Son Appeals for Public Aid to Save Family Home from NIS 1 Million Debt

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Yishai Cohen is leading a public appeal to raise NIS 1 million to save his family home from debt accumulated after his father's death. His mother, Dikla, has been raising nine children alone and faces potential loss of their home due to tax and bank debts. The fundraising campaign has received over $28,000 from nearly 550 donors towards its $150,000 goal.

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  • Yishai Cohen is appealing for NIS 1 million to save his family home from debt.
  • His mother, Dikla, has raised nine children alone since her husband's death.
  • The debt includes taxes owed to the Israel Tax Authority and bank pressure.
  • The family faces enforcement proceedings and risks losing their home.
  • A fundraising campaign has raised over $28,000 from 549 donors.
  • Rabbi Yigal Cohen has publicly supported the appeal for aid.

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