Rye Brook residents open their homes to Israeli families looking for respite

November 21, 2024 at 12:12 a.m.
Gregg Bienstock (left), a volunteer with Walk for Their Lives, and Rye Brook resident Hanna Poplausky speak with Kibbutz Gevim Emergency Team member Amir Ashkenazi on Monday, Nov. 11. Ashkenazi and his family were some of the 56 Israelis invited to Westchester by local synagogues including Congregation KTI through Project 24, offering them days away from the Israel-Hamas War.
Gregg Bienstock (left), a volunteer with Walk for Their Lives, and Rye Brook resident Hanna Poplausky speak with Kibbutz Gevim Emergency Team member Amir Ashkenazi on Monday, Nov. 11. Ashkenazi and his family were some of the 56 Israelis invited to Westchester by local synagogues including Congregation KTI through Project 24, offering them days away from the Israel-Hamas War. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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To help the families of members of the Kibbutz Gevim Emergency Team, the Jewish communities …

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