Stand With the Guardians of Gaza's Border

20-year-oldFifty meters from Gaza. Next to Kibbutz Beeri. At entrance 96 into the Nitzanim corridor.

This is where Alog 99 and Alog 252 stand watch: the reserve logistics units shouldering the entire supply chain for northern Gaza. These men repair tanks and armored vehicles under fire. They deliver ammunition, food, and water to every forward position. They secure the base perimeter through endless nights.

Many of these soldiers enlisted through Shalav Bet at extraordinary personal sacrifice. Fathers of five, six, seven children who left thriving businesses and careers. Men from communities where military service was never the norm, who chose to step forward when Israel needed them most. Their wives hold down homes alone. Their children grow up eight days out of every fourteen without their fathers.

Since October 7th, they've served continuously yet they carry helmets from the 1970s. No mounting points for night vision. No compatibility with the systems that could save their lives. Their vests hold magazines but lack ceramic plates. The security teams scanning Gaza's border through the darkness have no thermal optics. Two infiltrators crossed into our territory because there was no drone coverage overhead.

These soldiers gave up everything to protect us. They deserve equipment that honors their sacrifice.

Every truck that enters Gaza carries supplies to our combat forces because these men make it possible. Every tank that returns to battle does so because these soldiers worked through the night. The backbone of our military operations runs through their hands: hands that should be protected with proper gear.

When a father serves, his entire family serves. When equipment fails, entire families pay the price.

We are raising money to purchase:

Surveillance drone for border security: $5,500
Thermal optics for night watch (2 units): $1,500
Tactical vests with ceramic plates: $5,000
Combat helmets with mounting systems: $3,000

Total Campaign Goal: $15,000

These reserve soldiers chose duty over comfort, service over security. They deserve more than 20 year old equipment. They deserve to come home.

Every piece of equipment you provide protects a father, a husband, a son.