Just One Chesed launches campaign to expand rapid response units across 21 communities

Campaign initiated in response to urgent need for tactical and essential equipment for communities in danger on the front lines

(from L-R): Head of the Gush Etzion Regional Council, Shlomo Neeman and Mayor of Efrat, Oded Revivi join Founder & CEO of Just One Chesed, Jerry Latinik and local volunteers at the Efrat emergency packaging site. (photo credit: Just One Chesed)
(from L-R): Head of the Gush Etzion Regional Council, Shlomo Neeman and Mayor of Efrat, Oded Revivi join Founder & CEO of Just One Chesed, Jerry Latinik and local volunteers at the Efrat emergency packaging site.
(photo credit: Just One Chesed)

Just One Chesed, a volunteer-driven organization that supports IDF soldiers and front-line communities, has launched its “Rapid Response Initiative”  to equip and train residents in all the front-line communities, beginning with those in the Gush Etzion bloc. Their goal is to procure tactical supplies and other critically needed items to ensure the safety of their local communities.  

In addition to the tactical needs of IDF soldiers, all communities within Judea and Samaria must have their own Rapid Response Teams. The Gush Etzion bloc is home to over 26,000 Jews and over 500,000 Arab residents. Rapid response teams are composed of members of the community, post-army, who train regularly and are on call 24/7 to respond to all security issues that may arise. On October 7th, the settlements on the Gaza border which had Rapid Response Teams, were able to better protect their communities and save hundreds of lives. 

After meeting with local elected officials and security forces, Just One Chesed has initiated a project to equip and train residents in all the front-line communities, beginning with those in the Gush Etzion bloc. The projected budget for the project is $2.8 million.

Just One Chesed is asking for assistance in this undertaking, which will help protect the lives of Jewish mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters.

To learn more, please visit Just One Chesed