Survivor Participants
 

If you are a survivor who has been directly injured or personally impacted by the October 7th massacre, the October 7th War in Israel, injured as a hostage, a civilian Nova Music Festival attendee, a Kibbutz member, or from active or reserve duty with the IDF, are an immediate family member directly affected, or are a survivor of an antisemitic or antizionist terrorist attack anywhere since Oct. 7th, 2023 and have interest in participating, please use the form below to sign up for our waiting list while the program is being rolled out across the US.  The length of stay in the US varies from 2 weeks to 90 days, with individual personal need due to the trauma being the main determining factor.

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The Host a Survivor Program is a humanitarian relief and recovery retreat intended for the following individuals and directly impacted immediate family members residing in Israel during the October 7th attacks, the October 7th and Iran wars, and any individuals directly affected by an antisemitic terrorist attack anywhere, since Oct. 7, 2023, such as took place in Manchester UK, on Yom Kippur, Oct. 2 and the first night of Chanukah, Bondi Beach, Australia on Dec. 14, 2025, on March 8, 2026 in San Jose, CA:

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1.  Any hostage survivor who was taken on October 7th, 2023 is automatically eligible 

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2. Immediate family members of any hostage who are struggling with recovery

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3. Any individual who fled the Nova Music Festival struggling with an injury or PTSD

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4. Any Kibbutznik who was terrorized, injured or lost an immediate family member

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5. Any survivor of the Zikim Beach attack who was terrorized, injured or struggling with PTSD 

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6. Civilian survivors of the war in northern Israel who were injured, struggling with PTSD or lost an immediate family member

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7.  Anyone who was injured or lost an immediate family member from the rocket strike on the Druze community of Majdal Shams

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8. Any IDF or reserve soldier who was injured or is struggling with PTSD from the Oct. 7th or Iran Wars

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9. Any immediate family member who lost someone to the Oct. 7th attack or the October 7th or Iran Wars

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10. Anyone who has been terrorized or injured in an antisemitic or antizionist terrorist or violent attack since October 7th, 2023, such as the attack in Manchester, UK on Yom Kippur on October 2, 2025, the December 14, 2025 mass shooting on Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia, or in San Jose, CA where two Israeli men were violently beaten on March 8, 2026 outside of a restaurant

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11. Any Jewish student who suffered a physical assault such as the violent attacks by masked agitators at UCLA where students were beaten with sticks, pepper sprayed with one knocked unconscious, and at DePaul University where students were beaten sustaining a concussion and fractured wrist, or the attack at Tulane University where a student was struck in the head with a megaphone and hospitalized with a broken nose  

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12. Any prior Israeli hostages who were abducted from Israel anytime before October 7, 2023 may be eligible if they still struggle with an injury or PTSD  

 

Survivors should be medically stable and well enough to travel a long flight to the US, with clearance from their primary care physician in Israel or where they reside, by the time they are planning on traveling to the US.  Please be sure to have a current passport or have one in process, along with any available documentation supporting your experience. 

 

Residential stays with or provided by individually matched hosts, host families, or a program manager, will last from 1 - 3 months, with possibly a 2 week minimum to a maximum 90 day visit.  Once your registration form is received, we'll respond with next steps as soon as possible.  Length of stay offered is determined by many factors on a case by case basis with the severity of impact being the main determining factor.  We will do all we can to accommodate personal requirements and preferences, if at all possible.

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Please use the form below to register for our program's waiting list and/or email us with your interest or questions, (if possible in English please, but if not we will translate).​

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We're currently developing the program with hopes of rolling it out for survivors sometime in the summer of 2026 in the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles, and then gradually throughout the following 6-12 months in Arizona, Texas, Boston, MA, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Chicago, Ohio, Maryland, Virginia, Charlotte, NC, Atlanta, GA, Florida and other locations.

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email: info@anewtime.org ​

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