A meeting between heroes!

Amongst the fighting and battles, 12 lone soldiers were able to enjoy a day of rest and quiet with a veteran Israeli war hero. Moshe Levi, the Ach Gadol President and Israeli hero from the Yom Kippur War hosted the combat soldiers for a morning on his private yacht. There he listened to their stories and shared words of motivation and strength based on his own unique story.

The group of fighters, all from different units, some wounded, some still working through what they experienced in battle, spent the day with a war hero who knows better than most how to cope with everything they’ve been through.

We would like to thank Mr. Moshe Levy for the special opportunity to do good for those lone combat soldiers who continue to fight for the State of Israel.

300 soldiers finish the IDF Hebrew course and their Achim Gdolim are there to celebrate with them!

They made Aliyah from 44 countries and spoke 16 different languages ​​just 3 months ago, but last week we got to celebrate the few soldiers who, during these difficult times in Israel, chose to come to Israel and enlist with one common goal - to defend of the Jewish land at all costs.

Congratulations to the lone soldiers who completed the IDF Hebrew course  and have already begun to disperse to the various units of the IDF, including combat, technology, intelligence and combat support.

We’re excited to accompany you throughout your significant service and to see you build a home and life here in Israel.

Meaningful Moments and Events This Past Month

And Some More Special Moments

"May he preserve you from all evil, may he preserve your soul, may he preserve your departure and your coming from now until the end of time"

That is what the Israeli hero, Mr. Moshe Levy, said to 12 lone soldiers after their morning together on his yacht.

We hope the same to all the IDF soldiers who guard us every day on all fronts.

Volunteer of the Month - EliNoam Horesh

Originally from Kansas, USA, Elinoam served in combat intelligence.

Today, alongside his economics studies and reserve duty, he has been volunteering at Ach Gadol for almost two years.

During that time, he’s managed to give personal, meaningful and real support for lone soldiers, to be volunteer coordinator in Jerusalem, to represent Ach Gadol at the Knesset and to be a part of the Ach Gadol mission in the US.

Elinoam - you are a role model for the soldiers you accompany and for the volunteers you lead and we are happy and proud that you are a part of the Ach Gadol family!