It Struck Without Any Warning
Noam Eliyahu, a young chassan, a yerei Shamayim, happy with his lot, had only just taken his first steps in building a faithful Jewish home. The joy in their house reached its peak when the young couple received the thrilling news — a firstborn son is expected this year.
Then came the intense headaches that would not let up. No treatment or painkiller helped. A series of urgent hospital tests brought the devastating diagnosis: an aggressive, malignant tumor in his brain, ל"ע. Within days, the vibrant young chassan was confined to a hospital bed, racing against time in a fight for his very life.
A Race Against the Clock
At the very start of their life together — no savings, no private insurance, and no way to shoulder treatment costs that climb to hundreds of thousands of shekels.
Treatment Outside the Health Basket
The advanced immunotherapy and biological protocol tailored to the tumor's genetic profile is not covered — and it must run continuously for many months.
The Doctors Are Clear: There Is a Real Chance to Save Him
Noam's hope lies in a series of advanced immunotherapy and biological treatments, personally tailored to the genetic profile of the tumor — designed to target the diseased cells directly and halt the tumor's spread. But because it falls outside the health basket, its cost is extremely high, and it cannot be allowed to stop midway.
The baby not yet born deserves to grow up beside a healthy father. Please open your heart and become a partner in saving a Jewish life.
Biological treatment is not a one-time event — it is a continuous medical protocol lasting many months. A steady monthly donation guarantees Noam uninterrupted coverage for his medication, so the treatment series is never halted in the face of the illness.
