Humanitarian Relief – Powered by ZAKA
ZAKA volunteers return to site of Meron disaster for psychological counseling and emotional support
ZAKA seeks counseling for trauma experienced in Mount Meron crush
Exclusive: Volunteer gives report of Mount Meron tragedy
ZAKA appoints retired IDF General to lead them Forward
ZAKA dives into helping Israel clean up their Massive Tar Spill
Yehuda Meshi Zahav’s crucial COVID message to fellow haredim
ZAKA offering custom certificates for Supporters
After Recovering her body, ZAKA Volunteers visit the Horgen Family as they Mourn their Loss
ZAKA – Humanitarian Relief Worldwide
According to Jewish law, when a person is deceased, all of their body parts must be collected and buried with the cadaver. This means that if a Jew was (God forbid) blown to pieces in a bomb, all body parts must be collected. And there is only one organization that’s willing to do this dirty work – ZAKA. Starting as a local organization of volunteers, ZAKA has blossomed into an international humanitarian aid organization that travels worldwide helping various countries in their natural (or man-made) disaster relief efforts.