Our Bomb Shelter was Delivered to Ancient Shiloh, Israel Today

The Fall holidays have ended, and the very next day, our Song For Israel Bomb Shelter was delivered to Shiloh, Israel! This is the 13th shelter that we have donated to Israel. This shelter will be placed near the Shiloh Visitor Center where many people visit daily.

Shiloh is the biblical location where the Tabernacle stood for 360+ years. Archaeologists have been working there for years and have excavated pottery, jewelry, and many ancient coins. This past summer, several giant storage jars with seeds still in them were discovered. In the past, vessels were found with seeds in them and even after thousands of years, the grape seeds were planted and came to life. A vineyard below the site is now producing wine from those ancient seeds is sold in their gift shop.

Many people come to this site daily to pray the prayer of Hannah (1 Samuel 2). Many others come to the museum to view the pottery that has been found during the different ages of Shiloh’s existence. The Red heifers are located on the Shiloh site. Many school children visit the site for field trips. Without shelters, there are times when the site must limit the attendance.

Shiloh needs a second shelter at this site. The cost for each shelter is $30,000. Song For Israel has raised half of that as of today. If you would like to donate to help save lives from rocket attacks, please click here.

To see photos of bomb shelters we have donated to other locations in Israel, please click here.

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