Tehila Malul never imagined she would be writing a public plea for help. Just five years ago, she was a working teacher in Beer Sheva, married to a Bezeq technician, raising four children in what she describes as “a normal family, full of gratitude to Hashem.”
Today, she cannot walk unassisted. Her husband lies critically ill with a severe respiratory condition that ended his career. Medical bills have consumed their savings, and three months of unpaid rent have brought them to the brink of homelessness.
“We covered our faces in the pictures to save ourselves the last shreds of dignity that we have left,” Malul wrote in her heartfelt appeal to the public.
The cascade of medical crises began when her husband developed his respiratory condition, making work impossible. “If it were just that, we would survive,” Malul explains. But fate had more in store for this Beer Sheva family.
Malul herself was struck by what she describes as “terrifying, unrelenting muscle pain that left me partially paralyzed. I cannot walk without help. I cannot work. Most days, I cannot function at all.”
With both parents unable to work and medical expenses mounting, the family’s financial foundation crumbled. Now they face an eviction notice with nowhere to turn except to the kindness of fellow Jews.
The family needs immediate assistance for rent payments, medical costs, and basic necessities. Support can be provided here to keep this family together and housed.
“Please, please help us pay our rent, cover medical costs, and cover our general expenses. You are our only hope,” Malul wrote in her public appeal.
The mother of four maintains her faith despite the overwhelming circumstances: “Your kindness is keeping a roof over our heads and food on our table. May God repay you a thousand times over.”
About the Campaign: This fundraising effort is managed by Capex Charitable, a division of Capex Management Solutions dedicated to tzedaka needs in our community. Donations go directly to the intended recipient. Please note that donations are not tax deductible.
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