Rosh Hashana Appeal
In a normal year, most students work during their summer holiday to help pay for rent, books and tuition for the coming year. This year, thousands were called for military service – some are still in Lebanon. Others covered shifts in hospitals, rebuilt battered houses, volunteered with homeless families and helped the emergency services, supporting displaced families from the North.
As a result two thousand extra students will be asking for financial assistance to help with tuition fees, books and rent in the next few months. The University will need to provide over £2 million in grants and loans to cover their lost earnings.
Your financial assistance is vitally needed to support the student soldiers who risked their lives this summer instead of saving to pay their fees. Now more than ever, the Hebrew University’s doors must remain open to all, regardless of students’ financial situations or the world’s political situation. In the heart of conflict in the Middle East, the University encourages dialogue between nationalities and religions – it is a truly unique place.
Please support the worthiest cause of all – Israel’s students, the world’s future leaders.


