Holocaust survivors in Israel and the United States are living in poverty, with 25 percent in Israel and a third in the US facing financial hardship. Despite various sources of help, it is not enough to support these survivors. The author highlights the need for attention and support for these survivors, emphasizing that food on the table should be a priority. Survivor's guilt is also mentioned as a syndrome in which survivors feel guilty for no reason. The author calls on fellow Jews who are well-off to offer a helping hand to their fellow survivors.