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New Fund 'Prison 1000' Offers 1,000 Shekels Daily for Torah Students Detained by Military
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 3 hours ago
What happened
The "Prison 1000" fund provides 1,000 shekels daily to families of Torah students detained by the Israeli military, covering related expenses. Managed by leading rabbis, it supports sudden detentions due to religious convictions and is funded by community contributions.
- 01The "Prison 1000" fund grants 1,000 shekels per day to families of Torah students in military detention.
- 02The initiative is led by top rabbinical authorities who control eligibility and fund distribution.
- 03Funding is sourced from community members contributing up to one shekel daily plus a monthly fee.
- 04Support covers legal, travel, visitation costs, and lost family income during detention.
- 05Only sudden, involuntary detentions linked to religious stance qualify for aid.
- 06Registration is expanding in yeshivas and communities to broaden support coverage.
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