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Christian group honors October 7 victims with sweeping flag campaign
From October 2-8, over 1 million Americans across the United States will plant over 1.5 million Israeli flags, and participating institutions will have their own display fields of 1,200 flags.
Jerusalem Post, IFCJ launch new podcast series 'Good for the Jews? Inside Christian Zionism'
Israeli High Court: National Food Security Initiative budget to be doubled
‘Flags of Fellowship’: IFCJ campaign commemorates October 7 in new campaign
Christians raise $3.2 million to secure emergency resources for Israel
“Millions of Christians and Jews around the world are doing everything they can to help keep the people of Israel safe.”
IFCJ approves 20 million NIS emergency grant to aid war-affected families, IDF
The ICFJ is moving forward with a far-reaching grant, whose distributed funds will aid reservists, soldiers, and thousands of those affected by Hamas’ devastating October 7th pogrom.
High Holy Days: A fresh start, change of heart in this sacred season - opinion
These Days of Awe offer an opportunity for a fresh start, an opportunity to escape all of the distracting noise in this world, and a chance to see the light and blessings around us.
Rising prices and financial struggles impact High Holy Days season
IFCJ launches aid operation to support needy families amid the High Holy Days.
Israel orgs to provide Holocaust survivors with free electricity
Amid one of the hottest summers on record, many Holocaust survivors are unable to afford to keep their homes cool.
IFCJ is ready to respond to emergencies, disasters in Israel - opinion
The IFCJ Mobile Emergency Response Center is now in place to respond to that reality and when the time comes, those who need it most will be lucky to be able to benefit from all that it has to offer.
IFCJ head Yael Eckstein receives Humanitarian Award at 'Post' Conference
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has been active in the Former Soviet Union for forty years.
This week in Jerusalem: Hiding the gold
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Christian-Jewish fellowship donated nine bomb shelters to Tiberias
The shelters gifted by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews amounted to over NIS 1 million and doubled the number of shelters.
Cruelest price of the war is people stopped seeing the faces of Ukrainians in turmoil
The moving faces and powerful stories have been missing from mainstream media, being mostly replaced with the financial costs of the war and updated info on new weaponry and tanks.
