The evacuees are the tens of thousands of Israelis who were forced to flee their homes in the North and South due to the start of the Hamas-Israel War and rockets fired from Hezbollah in Lebanon.
These families have been forced into new housing, such as hotels throughout the country.
More than 60,000 Israelis from the North have been displaced and are living in hotels or with relatives, friends, or in rental accommodation, and they feel abandoned.
The Safe Place Festival offers sensory-friendly activities and performances for those on the autism spectrum, aiming to create inclusive experiences for all.
Since October 7, the non-profit has provided over 30,000 bags of candy, 5,000 candy platters, 2000 chalot and cake and fed 25,000 soldiers across Israel.
The young campers enjoyed five days of activities like water sports, beach parties, a pajama party, a sunrise trip and more.
There are currently 27,000 evacuees being housed in hotels, 21,000 of whom are from the north.
The study population included people forced to evacuate their homes for at least two weeks, with 90% evacuating for over a month.
Adi Peri survived Hamas's attack on her Kibbutz, and now helps other survivors as they navigate being evacuees staying in Eilat.
Jpost speaks to Ethiopian evacuees about their unique struggles.
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