She and her teenage daughter are among more than 100 volunteers working to prepare flowers for the more than 1,200 Israelis who have been killed since Hamas gunmen burst into Israel from Gaza on Saturday.
"You have to understand that there are no wreaths left in Israel anymore," said flower exporter Lihi Salpeter Danziger, who organised the initiative.
"People cannot get and cannot find flowers to take to funerals for the size of this event.
Danzinger explains that the women work in shifts as the safe room can only accommodate 100 at a time.
Once completed, the wreaths are loaded onto cars and trucks and sent out free of charge to funerals taking place all over the country.
Persons:
Janis Laizans, Butcher Tali Yehuda, Yehuda, Lihi Salpeter Danziger, Danzinger, Sharon Singleton, Angus MacSwan
Organizations:
REUTERS, Thomson
Locations:
Israel, Gaza, Zeitan, Tel Aviv