Pizza, (and jelly donuts) for the IDF

[BobR]

And it is tax deductible.

Now, once again our troops are being tested. Following continous missile fire into our cities, towns and villages, our government has found itself with no choice but to react, in order to protect our citizens, our children and our homes. As well as moving regular troops to the south, the army has started calling up reserves.

Sending our troops pizza with your special blessings is a quick and easy way to show them that you are behind them in this campaign.

Please tell your friends about this wonderful way to show support for our combat troops.

http://pizzaidf.org/

Legit? It sure looks like it.

Mmmmmmmmm....jelly donuts.

bob

[AZRedhawk44]

Meh.  It ain't kosher if it has cheese and pepperoni, and it ain't "pizza" if it's missing either of those two ingredients.

[BobR]

It ain't kosher if it has cheese and pepperoni, and it ain't "pizza" if it's missing either of those two ingredients.

Only in America. Some of the pizzas I had in the 70's/80's while stationed in Japan would make the kosher list very easily! Americans didn't come up with all of those wacky non-traditional pizzas on their own.

bob

[MicroBalrog]

I'm going to say these will be very well received by our boys in olive green.

[K Frame]

It's kosher if it doesn't have meat on it.

Or, it is also kosher if it has meat and soy cheese.

Or, if it has real cheese and anchovies.

[seeker_two]

Do you have the link where I can contribute to the IDF Bacon Fund?....wars are won with bacon.....

[Perd Hapley]

Meh.  It ain't kosher if it has cheese and pepperoni, and it ain't "pizza" if it's missing either of those two ingredients.

I'm pretty sure God said exactly that in the book of Hebrews. Pizza is just one reason the Bible lists, that make the New Covenant superior to the Old.

[vaskidmark]

It's legit.  Been making an annual donation for years.

Considering the recent call-up of reservists, there is great speculation about another incursion to once again temporarily stop the rocket and mortar attacks.

Given that said incursion will be more of a "commute" than an invasion, supplying the troops with snack food is fairly easy, as compared to sending chocolate cakes by ship across an ocean.  Last time there were roach-coaches making runs to the front line.  I expect to see more this time around, as Israel seems to be running out of ally and is making noises about wanting the peace to be a bit more permanent this time around.

stay safe.

[MicroBalrog]

It's also possible to supply the pizzas to the various staging areas that are outside Gaza, or, indeed, the various non-combat IDF bases.

Ordering pizza to military bases is a common thing here, and sometimes the pizza drivers will also leave an extra pizza for the guard shift.