The family of Shmuel, a reserve soldier and father of four, says his business collapsed and the family lost their apartment after months of front-line service. The crowdfunding campaign calls on the public to help them recover.
The family of Shmuel, a reserve soldier and father of four, has launched a crowdfunding campaign on GiveBack to cover debts and help the family regain their footing after months of front-line service. According to the campaign, Shmuel served extended reserve duty, during which his business collapsed and the family lost their apartment.
The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple cases of reservist families facing financial ruin after extended wartime service, including a reservist who served nearly 1,000 days and another who accumulated debts of about 1 million shekels. This latest campaign underscores the ongoing economic toll on reserve soldiers and their families.
The campaign page calls on the public to donate, stating: 'We do not abandon a soldier at home.'
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