Every day, your city throws away enough food to feed thousands. Israel said "not on our watch" – and built something incredible.While restaurants toss "expired" bread and hotels dump perfectly good banquet leftovers, Joseph Gitler and Leket Israel have created a food rescue empire that's quietly feeding 400,000 people every single week. We're talking surplus apples becoming applesauce, rejected vegetables becoming gourmet meals, and "waste" becoming wonder.This isn't your typical charity story – it's a masterclass in logistics that Amazon would envy, an environmental genius that climate activists dream about, and dignity-preserving innovation that puts government programs to shame.The shocking numbers:Millions of pounds of food rescued annuallyNear-zero waste systems that slash carbon footprintsA model so brilliant, cities worldwide are copying itHost Jennifer Weissmann digs deep with Gitler to reveal how Israel transformed the "other people's trash" into a sustainable solution that's feeding families, saving the planet, and proving that the best innovations often come from seeing waste as opportunity.Plot twist: Your city probably has enough "waste" food to end local hunger tomorrow. The question is – will anyone be bold enough to build it?✅ Subscribe now to discover how Israel is quietly feeding the future.YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJHxFfzVypMfwHa6I6ckf-Ahttps://pod.link/1585604285https://findinginspiration.substack.com/