H.E. Jacob Keidar gave a donation of an Israeli Farmer's Kit to an organization known as OMO (Operation Mwolyo Out) which consist of small scale farmers, in Yatta constituency. The Irrigation Kit will boost the agricultural production of the group which is supporting about 3000 members and will impact on approximately 30,000 lives. The installed Kit is a complete Green House with a Drip Irrigation, a Water Tank, a Sprayer, Gold Medal Seeds, Fertilizers, amongst other things.

Operation Mwolyo Out (OMO), is an initiative that is empowering its members for sustainability towards the famine menace in the area. The group is also practicing water harvesting methods, planting high value and drought resistant crops and with the aid of the irrigation kit, will practice drip irrigation.

The Kit is one amongst 10 other kits that are a donation from the State of Israel to the Government of Kenya.

Israeli Jewish freedom fighters that were prisoners at the British Internment Camp at Gilgil Kenya in the 1940s visited Kenya for the first time in 65 years. The Israeli Broadcasting Authority (I.B.A Channel 1) made a documentary film about the visit. The 10 surviving Israeli detainees were accompanied by their families and relatives of other detainees who did not live to see this day. Upon the establishment of the State of Israel (May,1948) and their release, some of these freedom fighters later became prominent figures such as Generals, Members of Parliament, Ministers etc.

On arrival at the camp site (now Military Gilgil Camp) they toured the place, searched and found the hidden tunnels through which some managed to escape. They were hosted for lunch at Ambassador Jacob Keidar’s residence, which was well attended by some government officials before leaving for Israel.

His Excellency Jacob Keidar, presented the donation of Beans, Maize, Green Grams, Rice, Cooking oil amongst other cooking accessories on 13 October 2009 at Jobenpha Primary School.  Hon. Avigdor Liberman, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of the State of Israel made the food donation worth over USD 5,000 to Jobenpha Primary School in Viwandani, Industrial Area, following his visit to Kenya, early in September 2009.

Jobenpha Primary School accommodates children, from Viwandani slums many of who come from very needy backgrounds or are orphaned. The donation will go a long way in boosting the school's feeding programme.

The Holocaust also known as “Ha’Shoah” is the genocide of approximately six million Jews during World War II, a programmed and systematic state-sponsored extermination by Nazi Germany. Concentration and extermination camps were established across Europe in which inmates were used as slave labor until they died of hunger, exhaustion or diseases. Jews were confined in overcrowded ghettos before being transported by freight train to extermination camps where, if they survived the journey, they acquired a BADGE for identity, the majority of them were murdered in gas chambers and then cremated. Every arm of Nazi Germany's bureaucracy was involved in the logistics of the mass murder, turning the country into a genocidal state.

The Jews who survived the Holocaust said the World must know so that the same does not happen again. Mr. Ezra Pakter is a survivor, who gave his moving story to a crowd of more than 500 people, in the ceremony of International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27, 2010 at the UN offices in Nairobi and worldwide.

In attendance was the Director General of UNEP and UN office in Nairobi UNON), Mr. Achim Steiner, Israeli Ambassador H.E. Jacob Keidar, in his SPEECH taught the children a lesson of how to help anybody in need. German Ambassador H.E. Margit Hellwig-Boette declared that Germany is committed to the remembrance of the atrocities done by Nazi Germany, and Dr. David Silverstein ,representing of the Jewish community in Kenya, finished with the words “Al Tishkach” meaning “We must never forget”.

The ceremony ended with a moment of silence, and by everyone viewing an exhibition that was unveiled at the entrance showing real photographs and real stories of the Holocaust.