The £1,000 construction fund is broken down into £400 for drilling costs, £450 for a solar pump, £100 for civil works, and £50 for training. “It’s so difficult for us living in the West to understand what it means to be able to have fresh drinking water,” said Rabbi Pink. If this is successful, I intend to increase the number of water sources in the village. If we could have, for example, ten safe water sources for 1,000 homes, that would make a huge difference. “And I couldn’t finish this interview without specifically mentioning Rabbi Pink or Philip Linz [the chair of BJHA]”, he continued.