To:
Subject: withdrawal problem.
Dear Mrs. Mr.
Today. The 15 of July 2020 I tries to withdraw the money I deserve from website
egavideon.club-but their site don't let me do that-with no reason.
So how this problem can be solved?
Assaf benyamini.
*1)my email addresses: 029547403@walla.co.il or: asb783a@gmail.com or:
assaf197254@yahoo.co.il or: ass.benyamini@yandex.com or: a32assaf@outlook.com or:
assaf002@mail2world.com
2)my phone numbers: at home-972-2-6427757. cellular-972-58-6784040.
Fax-972-77-2700076.
3)Here is the announcement I wrote to megavideon.xyz technical support:
assaf benyamini
(15.07.2020 09:44:19)
I have in my account 2166.7$-and I tried to withdraw it. but the site system don\'t let me do iteven I have 30 referrals.
So how can we solve it?
assaf benyamini.
*I note I get the error announcement \"your account is not approved\"-but my account is
approved!! so why I get this announcement? why??
4)My first language is Hebrew(‫)עברית‬.
5)Here is a link to my egavideon.club account: https://egavideon.club/867676685564220/
To:
Subject: Assistance programs.
Dear Sir/Madam,
On August 10, 2018, I joined a social movement called
"Overcome" - a movement that seeks to promote the
status, quality of life, and rights of the "transparent
disabled" - people like me who suffer from medical
problems and severe disabilities that are not
conspicuously visible - and consequently suffer very
extensive denial of rights.
I have heard that large technology companies such as
Google, Facebook, or Amazon run social assistance
programs - to which these organizations can apply for
financial assistance, which is tested according to criteria
and criteria set by these companies.
I am looking for more detailed information about these
assistance programs.
Best regards,
Assaf Binyamini,
Costa Rica Street 115,
Entrance A-Apartment 4,
Kiryat Menachem,
Jerusalem,
ISRAEL , Zip code: 9662592.
Phone numbers: at home- 972-2-6427757.
Mobile-972-58-6784040.
fax number-972-77-2700076.
Post Scriptum. 1) The founder of the "Get Over"
movement I joined, and the person who still runs it
today is Mrs. Tatiana Kadochkin, with whom you can
contact the phone number 972-52-3708001.
Telephone contact with her is possible Sunday
through Thursday between the hours of 11: 00-20: 00
ISRAEL time, except for Jewish holidays and various
Israeli holidays.
Below is a link to our website:
https://www.nitgaber.com/
2) Here are some explanatory words about our
movement, as they appeared in the press:
Tatiana Kadochkin, an ordinary citizen, decided to
form the "Overcome" movement with the help of what
she calls the "transparent disabled." So far, about 500
people from all over the the country has gathered for its
movement. In an interview with Channel 7 Diary, she
talks about the project and those disabled people who
do not receive proper and sufficient assistance from the
relevant parties, just because they are transparent.
According to her, the disabled population can be
divided into two groups: disabled people with
wheelchairs and disabled people without wheelchairs.
She defines the second group as "transparent disabled"
because she says they do not receive the same services
as the disabled with a wheelchair receive, even though
they are defined as having a 75-100 percent disability.
These people, she explains, cannot make a living on
their own, and they need the extra services that the
disabled with wheelchairs are entitled to. For example,
the transparent disabled receive a low disability pension
from the National Insurance Institute, do not receive
certain supplements such as special services allowance,
escort allowance, mobility allowance and they also
receive a lower allowance from the Ministry of
Housing.
According to a study conducted by Kadochkin, these
transparent disabled people are hungry for bread despite
the attempt to claim that in Israel in 2016 there are no
people hungry for bread. The study she conducted also
states that the suicide rates among them are high. In the
movement she founded, she works to include the
transparent disabled on waiting lists for public housing.
This is because she says they do not usually enter these
lists even though they are supposed to be eligible. She
holds quite a few meetings with Knesset members and
even participates in meetings and discussions of
relevant committees in the Knesset, but she says those
who can help do not listen and the listeners are in
opposition and therefore cannot help..
She is now calling on more and more "transparent"
disabled people to join her, to contact her so that she
can help them. In her opinion, if the situation continues
as it is today, there will be no escape from a
demonstration of the disabled who will claim their
rights and the basic conditions for living.
3) My ID number: 029547403.
4) My email addresses: 029547403@walla.co.il or:
asb783a@gmail.com or: assaf197254@yahoo.co.il or:
ass.benyamini@yandex.com or: a32assaf@outlook.com
Or: assaf002@mail2world.com
5) The therapeutic framework in which I find myself:
Reut Association - Avivit Hostel,
6 Avivit Street,
Kiryat Menachem,
Jerusalem, Zip code: 9650816.
Phone numbers at the hostel offices:
972-2-6432551. Or: 972-2-6428351.
The hostel's email address: avivit6@barak.net.il
6)I am treated by a social-worker from avivit hostel.
7) The family doctor with whom I am being monitored:
Dr. Brandon Stewart,
"Clalit Health Services" - Promenade Clinic,
6 Daniel Janowski Street,
Jerusalem, Zip code: 9338601.
A phone number at clinic offices: 972-2-6738558.
The fax number at clinic offices: 972-2-6738551.
8) Age: 48. Marital status: Single.
9) In-home computer type/model:
Processor Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20
GHz
Installed memory (RAM): 8.00 GB
(GB 7.88 can be used)
System Type-64-bit operating system, processor-based
x64
Computer name: 111886-PC
I'm renting it from day one
Monday, December 30, 2019, from the "Computer
Adapters" company.
10) I am using the operating system
windows 10
11) I surf the web using a browser chrome, and uses
considerable magnification of screen characters due to a
vision problem.
12) My ISP: Hot.
13) Date of birth:11/11/1972
14) I will note that I am a person who speaks Hebrew and my knowledge of other languages is very limited.
Except for medium to low-level English and very lowlevel French, I have no further knowledge in this area. I
enlisted the help of a private translation company to
write this letter.
15)Here is a social report written about me in the year
2011:
* I would like to point out that I arrived for
rehabilitation at the Kfar Shaul Psychiatric Hospital in
Jerusalem on 8 March 1994 and not during 2004, as
was mistakenly written in this report.
June 28, 2011
To: The M.G.A.R. Company.
Re: Assaf Binyamini, Id. No. 29547403 – Psychosocial
Report
General background: Assaf was born in 1972, bachelor,
lives alone in an apartment on HaRakefet St. under the
status of protected accommodation (sheltered housing)
on behalf of a rehabilitation basket, he subsists by
means of a disability allowance on the background of a
mental disability.
Assaf is the eldest son in a family comprising four
people. His parents divorced when he was eight years
old, the relationships between his parents during their
marriage are described as harsh. The father remarried
and Assaf had three half-siblings from this marriage.
After the divorce, Assaf remained with his mother and
his sister.
Since his childhood, Assaf suffered from emotional and
motor difficulties. Following a change of residence at
the age of 4, he stopped talking. He was referred to
psychotherapy in a therapeutic kindergarten. Assaf was
a quiet child who used to seclude himself, he spent the
afternoon hours reading history books, working on
computers, his only social activity was within the
framework of chess games.
During his adolescence, his mental health condition
deteriorated severely, he developed persecutory
delusions (Illegible), among others against his father´s
wife. A suicide attempt was exhibited and he was
hospitalized several times at the Geha Mental Health
Center. An attempt to rehabilitate him was carried out at
a hostel in Petah Tikva, yet it failed. From this age, he
was no longer integrated within any framework, he was
a socially-rejected child, his strange behavior also
caused great aggression from his surroundings towards
him, and this worsened his condition even more.
In his early 20’s, Assaf suffered from diverse
symptoms, the main ones being obsessive-compulsive,
which included self-harm as well – such manifestations
of physical self-harm never returned in this manner, but
currently, Assaf hurts himself, by means of the manner
he utilizes in order to cope with society, and the reality
that surrounds him (and regarding this issue – further
information will be provided in the sequel).
In 2004, Assaf was hospitalized in the Rehabilitation
Department in Kfar Shaul and from there he moved to a
protected accommodation (sheltered housing) with the
escort of the Enosh Mental Health Association. Over
the years in which he was treated at the Rehabilitation
Department, his condition improved, the obsessivecompulsive symptoms weakened significantly, and no
psychotic content such as delusions or hallucinations
were observed. Assaf was escorted by the rehabilitation
team of the Kfar Shaul Psychiatric Hospital, he
continued receiving escort at his residence through the
Enosh Mental Health Association, he received
psychiatric treatment, his mental health condition has
stabilized and he lives independently within the
community.
Assaf worked voluntarily for several years at the
National Library of Israel yet he left due to a
deterioration in his physical condition. Afterwards,
Assaf worked for about a year and a half at the
Ha’Meshakem Sheltered Company (2005 – 2006). He
left due to difficulties with the staff, according to him.
Subsequently, he worked in a sheltered production plant
on HaOman St., and he left due to transportation
difficulties while trying to arrive to this workplace.
During 2006 – 2007, a gradual decline in his physical
and mental condition has taken place, and since then he
suffers from an accumulation of mental and physical
problems – back problems, digestive problems,
deterioration of his psoriatic condition, joint problems,
more severe and more frequent anxiety attacks. Assaf
has lost faith in the public services, he claims that there
is a deterioration in the quality of service and the
professionalism of the employees. He has terminated
his connection and relationships with the Enosh
Mental Health Association, attempted an
accommodation escort by means of the Kidum
Association, which has not succeeded. In April 2007, he
approached the Tzohar Association, a private
association that engages in rehabilitation and
recuperation.
In November 2007, he was referred to the Reut
Community Mental Health Registered Society and was
admitted under the status of protected accommodation
(sheltered housing) at the Avivit Hostel, and he is
escorted by the Hostel’s staff.
During our escort, provided during the last three years,
a deterioration in Assaf’s mental health condition can
be observed, and following are several indices
regarding this deterioration:
A. Assaf’s level of suspicion is increasing, a suspicion
that intensifies by a pessimistic world-view, an absolute
lack of trust and faith in any therapeutic factor, whether
medical, psychiatric or professional. The relationship
that he maintains with the Hostel’s staff is very partial,
he refuses to accept guides (instructors) from the Hostel
and he is willing to maintain contact solely with the
social worker, whom he also regards as a representative
of a system that does not seek his well-being.
B. A tendency to seclusion which worsens. Assaf is
not connected to any social framework. He does not
maintain any friendly human relationship, not with the
Hostel’s residents, and as stated-above, neither with
guides (instructors) from the Hostel, not with his
family, whom he also distances himself from, almost up
to a complete detachment (the word “almost” is utilized
since his mother insists on maintaining the connection
despite his resistance). He does not partake in any
community life, finds himself secluded in complete
solitude on Saturdays and Holidays, he does not
respond to any offer to join a certain framework, an
event, Holiday eves and the like.
C. Entanglements and encounters with therapeutic
factors: over the three years, during which we have
been escorting Assaf, he managed to swap between
several Family Physicians at the HMO, some of them
clearly sought his well-being, yet he did not know how
to identify this. He quarreled and argued with the staff
at the Mental Health Community Clinic in Kiryat Yovel
and outright refused to continue his psychiatric
surveillance there. There too, the staff tried to come
towards him, yet he did not notice it. Despite the fact
that he is the main sufferer from this story, he appealed
to every entity related to mental health in order to
obtain an alternate psychiatric surveillance. Finally,
following our appeal to the Ir Ganim HMO, a certain
arrangement was achieved, beyond the letter of the law,
allowing the required surveillance at the HMO. His
encounters are always accompanied by writing dozens
of complaint letters, including appeals to the media,
with regard to all the factors that treat him: the
rehabilitation basket, the Reut Community Mental
Health Registered Society, the National Insurance
Institute, the HMO’s and more.
D. Boycott of the Hostel and the escorting
Association: although he keeps receiving an escort on
behalf of the Reut Community Mental Health
Registered Society, he refuses to arrive by himself to
the Hostel, and the encounters are carried out solely as
house calls. His suspicion and hostility are directed
towards the Hostel’s staff and residents and he even
writes complaints and greatly complains about the
escort itself. Nonetheless, a certain level of normal
reality judgement does exist, and despite the anger and
the complaints, he has refrained so far from
disconnecting the relation with us as well.
E. An increasing level of anxiety: Assaf is very
anxious about his upcoming future, both in terms of his
psychiatric health and his accommodation options as
well as financially and existentially. This level of
anxiety makes him live in unbearable scarcity and
austerity.
F. Abstinence and austerity during his daily life:
Assaf is convinced that in the not-so-distant future he
will become homeless, and out of his own
considerations, he saves electric power and saves on
any other expense, and therefore, he does not heat his
apartment during the winter, does not heat his food and
he does not allow himself to experience any pleasure or
contentment. He also economizes when it comes to his
health matters, such as dental treatments or medications
that might alleviate the physical suffering and pains he
suffers from.
G. An obsessive engagement in correspondence and
writing to every possible factor that he thinks that his
story may touch his heart, thus making him provide
assistance within extensive correspondence has become
his life-practice, he writes, photographs and sometimes
distributes in dozens of copies, to Government Offices,
Knesset Members, periodicals and magazines,
associations, law firms, private bodies and entities,
places of business and more. In most cases, he does not
receive any replies, in certain cases he receives some
attention – this practice awarded meaning and content
to his life. According to him, as long as he is alive, he
will continue and this is his way of fighting for the
rights that he deserves.
H. Difficulties in adjusting to places of employment:
along the entire time period, Assaf exchanged several
places of employment, each time on the basis of
difficulties or accessibility or complaints regarding his
terms of employment. However, it should be noted that
recently he found by himself a place of business that
employs him three times a week, and so far, they are
pleased with him. Assaf himself does not have a lot of
faith in this place, yet as of today, and for the past two
months, he has managed to persevere.
In summary: there is no doubt that his psychiatric image
is not common, there are several capabilities that are
relatively preserved, such as: the cognitive capability,
his oral and writing expression capabilities, and on the
other hand, a severe mental injury. He is situated within
an enclosed circle of loneliness and despair. The nature
of his symptoms does not allow him to receive any
assistance or support, he is convinced that the entire
world is against him, that there is no way out, and that
the situation will only get worse. There are no psychotic
outbursts in the customary sense, yet there exist
tantrums and severe aggression, which currently, are
mainly directed towards his mother when she dares to
visit him (this was much worse when he lived with a
partner who suffered from his severe tantrums, and as a
result we were forced to discontinue their apartment
partnership). With regard to Assaf, the sensation is that
the entire structure is a hermetic paranoid structure, his
reality judgement is very defective and inadequate and
this is particularly obvious when he does not identify
the people who want to assist him and he pushes
everyone away. It is possible to notice the decline of the
effect, up to the absence of any human emotion, even
with regard to close people or caregivers/therapists,
with whom he is in daily contact. The dominant
emotion that controls him is despair, which keeps
worsening. This influences his life quality, not to
mention the extremely low level of life in which he
subsists.
As the person who has been escorting him for the past
two years, and from the conversations he held with the
Psychiatrist who treated him, there is no doubt that his
behavioral difficulties, his mental problems, the
tantrums and the like, pertain and emanate from his
mental disorder, and therefore, his blunt, insulting and
outrageous behavior should also be regarded as a
symptom of his problems and not as a separate part of
them.
Naomi Harpaz
Social Worker
The Avivit Hostel
Ir Ganim.
REUT Community Mental Health Registered Society
“Avivit” Hostel
Avivit Hostel, 6 Avivit St., Jerusalem 96508, Telefax:
02-6432551
Email: avivit6@barak.net.il
16)Below are some explanations/details about the housing condition of the
handicapped.
a. Problem of financing/paying rent – many years ago, (and it is not clear
by whom, but apparently some government official) it was decided that
handicapped persons living in the community were eligible for NIS 770
per month to pay rent. As is known, home prices have soared in Israel
in recent years, naturally pulling up rent as well. But the figure of NIS
770, completely arbitrarily set many years ago without any explanation
or logic, has not been updated.
Regrettably, even after extensive
correspondence (thousands or even tens of
thousands of letters, and to the regret of this
author, these figures are no exaggeration), sent
to every possible party – various desks at the
Ministry of Housing and Construction, other
ministries, such as the Ministry of Finance and
the Prime Minister's Office, numerous
journalists, many of whom this author has
spoken with personally, numerous attorneys,
and even investigation firms and the embassies
of foreign countries – nothing has helped. The
result is that the amount of aid has not been
updated and many handicapped are ejected to
the streets to die there of hunger, thirst, or cold
in winter or heat
stroke and dehydration in summer.
It should be noted that rights organizations, such
as Yedid: The Association for Community
Empowerment and universities and colleges'
legal aid clinics with which this author
corresponds, are never able to help, for a simple
reason: the amount of aid of NIS 770 is
prescribed by law, and rights organizations can
help pursuant to current law. The only address
where there is a need for legislative
amendments is the Knesset.
But matters only get more complicated: as is
known, for a long time (these lines were written
on Friday, 17 January 2020) Israel has been in
one election campaign after another, and even
the third elections, scheduled for six weeks
hence, will not necessarily herald the
establishment of a functioning government. It
should be noted that even when the Knesset and
government responded to the inquiries of this
author and the handicapped organizations and
many others in the matter of the aid, Members
of Knesset automatically directed the inquiries
to the rights organizations, even though the
Members of Knesset are fully aware that, in this
case, the organizations are not the address; they
themselves are.
b. Communications with apartment owners: there are many cases in which
the handicapped struggle to negotiate with apartment owners, because of
their disability or illness. Under these circumstances, social workers
must serve as mediators, and most social workers cannot really assume
this role in every case. Moreover, deep cuts in recent years in the
number of social worker positions, together with difficult work
conditions, low pay, frequent improper treatment on the part of the
patients' families – who often unjustifiably consider the social workers
as responsible for the faulty care their relatives receive – combined with
the impossible workload that sometimes forces them to neglect urgent or
hazardous cases, add to the difficulties of the handicapped in finding a
suitable apartment and for the social worker to help him.
c. Patients' means of payment – there are cases in which a person moves to
live in the community after a long period in hospital and lacks the
normal habits of life, such as going to work or taking responsibility for
managing his life. Frequently, the conditions for signing a lease, such as
a guarantee check, are unattainable for people in this stage of their lives.
Previous treatment and rehabilitation structures (one of which this author
used 25 years ago when he was discharged from hospital to an assisted
living facility) have been closed or have slashed their operations in
recent years, thereby preventing rehabilitation by people in this stage of
their lives, who cannot make progress without these critical treatment
and rehabilitation structures.
d. Regulatory problems – currently, there is a complete imbalance with
respect to rights and duties of apartment owners on the one hand and
lessees on the other hand. Many laws protect apartment owners against
possible abuse of the lease period on the part of the lessees; conversely,
there are no laws to protect tenants against abuse by the apartment
owners. Consequently, leases include many scandalous, draconian, and
sometimes even illegal clauses, and there are no laws to protect the
lessees, who are compelled to sign the leases. In many
cases, lessees have no legal right to object to
the harmful clauses that they must sign as a
condition for renting the property, and they are
utterly exposed to the capriciousness of the
apartment owners, sometimes even during the
lease period. This is obviously a problem for
the general population, but thought should be
given it is naturally more difficulty for
disadvantaged groups, such as the handicapped
or sick to deal with apartment owners under
these circumstances.
e. Difficulties in explanations – there are substantial difficulties with
respect to the difficulties raised and their disclosure in the public arena
for the purpose of making the necessary amendments. The current
priorities of the various media, which are not interested in the subject,
division between the handicapped organizations, disinterest of a great
many parties in the society in which we live to take an active role in
efforts to correct and improve the situation weigh and greatly hinder the
efforts to raise public awareness about these problems in a way that will
force Members of Knesset to amend the laws rather than to continue
ignoring them and do nothing. There is another difficulty with respect to
launching an advertising campaign: handicapped people living on a
disability pension cannot pay the huge sums advertising agencies
demand for managing a campaign to deal with this issue, and the great
many efforts by this author to bypass this obstacle by joining a student
advertising project have not helped, because the students have shown no
interest and considered the issue to be important.