How did a 17-year-old who distributed Kegel become one of the largest chameleons in Israel for distributing food and equ

Nebo Uman, a 17-year-old boy from Yad Binyamin, who woke up to the sound of alarms on the morning of Simchat Torah, realized that the Simchat of the holiday would be canceled as well as the "Kiddush" the holiday meal distributed in the synagogue. In the blink of an eye, and with the knowledge that many forces had been mobilized, he took the kegel and refreshments to the intersection of the Yad Binyamin settlement - the northernmost point in the south located on the Sorek Darom interchange - and prepared a refreshment stand for the soldiers and conscripts moving south and the southern families who fled north.
The refreshments were eliminated and Nebo managed to get additional food and drink donations as well as many teenagers and residents volunteered to help him. The small corner turned into a large refreshment point that works non-stop until now. At the same time, more and more food deliveries began to arrive and at the same time inquiries from soldiers at the bases about certain shortages in equipment and food - Nevo, who was already joined by all his family members and the youth unit in Nahal Sorek, was able to recruit drivers, logistics people, donations and more. Nahal Sorek Regional Council understood the situation and donated a huge building that will be used as a dividing line and as of Monday the Meko operates 24 hours a day and is used to fulfill all the needs of bases and towns from the north of the country to the south. Every application is verified, registered and processed and everything is fully managed by youth from all over the council. The dividing line was named the Southern Cannons and it attracts many volunteers from all over the country

To coordinate a visit and interviews with Nevo and the southern artillery team, please contact the spokeswoman of the council:
Keren Hamiel - +972524760460
Renana Riger- +972587312341