For supporters outside Israel
Sponsor a caravan. You choose who.
Israeli law is clear and we follow it: political parties in Israel may not accept money from foreign nationals or from any company, Israeli or otherwise. So we are not going to ask you for a political donation, and we will refuse one if you offer it.
What we will ask you for is a caravan — a real, physical shelter for a person who does not currently have one. This is humanitarian aid, it is handled by a separate registered aid organisation, and none of it reaches the party's campaign account.
What a caravan actually is
Not a tent and not a promise. A insulated, finished unit with windows, a door, power and air conditioning — built complete in a factory and delivered whole. These photographs are of the build itself.
These are photographs of the unit type and the production and delivery process, from the manufacturer. They are not photographs of units already delivered through this campaign — when sponsored caravans are placed, we will publish those separately and say so plainly.
Where your money goes, precisely
Caravan sponsorships are received and administered by the aid entity named at checkout — not by Aleh Yarok. Sponsorships are not political contributions, they are not tax-deductible as political donations, and they do not fund campaign activity. If you are an Israeli citizen and you want to support the party itself, that is a different page.