Support rebuilding Israel's western Negev's farming communities

Photo: Moshe Filberg


Overlooked and Underfunded Casualties of the War:
Food Security and
Labor crisis 

The western Negev
provides 70% of Israel’s fresh produce

– Times of Israel 

The kibbutzim and moshavim farming communities in the Western Negev are responsible for producing the nation's food and pioneering climate-resilient technologies for the world. 

The October 7th attacks devastated these farming communities. 

  • Over $500 million in farmer income lost

  • 40,000 hectares of agricultural land damaged

  • Vital farming equipment, including tractors and planters, destroyed or stolen

  • The killing and kidnapping of foreign workers has caused a labor crisis and shortage of more than 10,000 experienced farmworkers

Regrow Israel:
The Farmer's Fund

Rebuilding and strengthening agriculture in the western Negev is essential. It underpins Israel's food security, the local economy and is a powerful symbol of the Israeli pioneering spirit. 

ReGrow Israel was established days after the October 7th attacks by Israeli farmers, NGOs, and agricultural experts and is supported by global leaders. It is the only fund ready to act immediately to restore the damage AND grow back stronger for the future.

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Hear from those affected first hand

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Zamir Haimi – Kibbutz Nir-Yitzhak

“Our hope is to go back home and make agriculture. Our hope is to bring all the agriculture that was destroyed back to life.”

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Ido Seter – Kibbutz Kfar Aza

“Agriculture is what holds our communities together. Without agriculture, there will be no communities in the Western Negev.”

Ofer Lieberman from Kibbutz Nir-Am

Ofer Lieberman – Kibbutz Nir-Am

“Without Israeli agriculture, we cannot live in this country. We are responsible for our own food security and need to be able to provide locally.”

With you,
we can rebuild
the western Negev

Join our community of strategic investors and passionate donors to rebuild, rehabilitate and strengthen the farming communities devastated in the October 7th attacks.