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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
Jewish, Christian faith leaders discuss Evangelical role in UAE deal
For many Evangelical Christians, and many others in America, there is one core value that unites them – support for the State of Israel.
140 new olim from France arrive at Ben-Gurion Airport
The new immigrants were met by Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata and IFCJ president Yael Eckstein.
IFCJ head: We responded to COVID-19 challenge immediately
Eckstein noted that more and more people are turning to the Fellowship for assistance with basic living expenses, because many other non-profit organizations do not have sufficient resources.
40% of Israelis financially struggle with basic needs amid pandemic
“Having one or two members of a family dismissed from their jobs or put on unpaid leave creates an economic crisis that affects the whole family."
IFCJ had immediate, life-saving impact in Israel during coronavirus crisis
“Thanks to The Fellowship, we can do things we never dreamed of.”
Despite pandemic, 97 olim arrive from former Soviet Union
The Jewish Agency and The Fellowship worked for several months to bring the groups, despite their aliyah being postponed due to the pandemic.
IFCJ provides Passover meals to families worldwide during coronavirus
“The IFCJ announced they are dedicating $3 million to help more than 215,000 Jews observe Passover in Israel, in poverty-stricken regions of the former Soviet Union, and elsewhere around the world."
Coronavirus: IFCJ rallies volunteers to help Israel’s isolated elderly
“If you can help people with a phone call, to show that you are interested in them, it is like giving them oxygen.” – Zvi Ortenberg
Shared values enables IFCJ to bridge gaps between Jews, Christians
Passing those values to the next generation is key to maintaining that vital bridge.
Holocaust survivor who came to Israel on IFCJ aliyah flight reflects on life
Leonid Cherniakov, an 88-year-old survivor from Ukraine now living in Jerusalem, talks about his past suffering, the harsh reality of antisemitism in the former Soviet Union, and life in Israel.
