Strauss, the Israeli food company, is backing Yair Shitrit, owner of 'Al HaWadi – Cafe in the Nursery' in Hoshaya, who has been serving in reserves for nearly three years. The support includes professional guidance, training, and mentoring under the company's aid program for businesses affected by the war. Strauss is calling on the public to visit the cafe and support local businesses in the north.
The Israeli food company Strauss has expanded its aid program for businesses affected by the war in the north, offering professional support to Yair Shitrit, owner of 'Al HaWadi – Cafe in the Nursery' in Hoshaya. Shitrit has been serving in IDF reserves for nearly three years. The company's assistance includes professional guidance, training, and mentoring. Strauss is now urging the public to visit the cafe and strengthen local businesses. The program is part of Strauss's ongoing support for northern communities during the conflict.
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