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Israeli Flying Aid (IFA) is an Israeli NGO delivering life-saving humanitarian aid to communities affected by natural disasters and conflicts.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Israeli Flying Aid (IFA) is an Israeli non-profit organization (NGO) that delivers life-saving aid and relief to communities affected by natural disaster and human conflict. IFA states that its missions focus on countries that lack diplomatic relations with Israel and countries that deny entry of critically-needed foreign aid following natural disasters and human conflicts. IFA was established in 2005. It describes itself as operating autonomously and focusing on innocent children and women away from the public eye and media.

History

Israeli Flying Aid (IFA) was established in 2005 in order to save the unseen victims of Article 7 of the Rome Statute and Chapter 7 of the UN Charter. IFA states that it was founded in response to what it describes as hypocritical and unjust regulations, and that it separates the needs of victims from political affiliations and delivers life-saving aid where it is needed, not necessarily where it is 'legal' or 'allowed' by international law. IFA describes itself as having spent the past 20 years providing life-saving humanitarian aid to communities affected by natural disasters and conflicts worldwide. Its documented operations include Georgia in 2005, where severe floods destroyed tens of thousands of homes; Burma in 2008, where a catastrophic cyclone struck the Irrawaddy Delta and IFA launched a covert mission, becoming the first NGO to penetrate the delta; and Ukraine in 2022, where IFA delivered over 600 tons of food, baby formula, sanitary and hygiene products, medications, medical supplies, and winter supplies to IDPs across Ukraine.

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An Israeli, proud and unapologetic NGO providing life-saving humanitarian aid to communities affected by natural disasters and conflicts worldwide, operating autonomously and focusing on children and women away from the public eye and media.

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