One of Israel's modern-day miracles
Global Aliyah
Since our founding in September 1980, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) has assisted more than 185,000 Jews to make Aliyah—to come home to the land of Israel. That represents more than 10 percent of the Jews who immigrated to Israel in the past four decades. They have come from the north, south, east, and west—just as the Bible promises.
The ICEJ has engaged in various Aliyah efforts, working closely with the Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) and other partners to help with this historic Jewish return. In addition, the Christian Embassy has provided generous assistance toward absorption projects that have helped tens of thousands of new Jewish immigrants settle into their new homes and integrate into Israeli society.
In Isaiah 49:22, the Lord says: “Behold, I will lift My hand in an oath to the nations, and set up My standard for the peoples; they shall bring your sons in their arms, and your daughters shall be carried on their shoulders.” God invites us to play a critical prophetic role in this great “ingathering of Israel.”
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Current Appeals
Global Aliyah
Since 1980 the ICEJ has worked to see Jews from around the world find their way home to Israel in fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Today, we are active in helping Jews make Aliyah from all over the globe and are as motivated as ever to partner with the Lord in this amazing work. You can be a part of it too!
Ukrainian Aliyah
Thousands of Ukrainian Jews are facing an uncertain future as Russia invades their country. They need urgent help to evacuate and make it home to Israel.
Bnei Menashe Aliyah
An urgent effort is now underway to bring home over 500 members of the Bnei Menashe community from the northeast corner of India. Tragically, India leads the world by far in the daily number of deaths and new infections, with the country now accounting for well over 30% of all COVID cases worldwide, and its healthcare system is being overwhelmed beyond capacity.
Ethiopian Aliyah
In November of 2015, the Israeli government made the decision to bring home those Jews remaining in Ethiopia. Our help is needed to gradually and steadily help them move to Israel and also to adapt to their new culture once they arrive.
French Aliyah
The Jewish Agency has asked the Christian Embassy to assist with funding for the huge influx of French Jews expected to come home to Israel due to the recent and ongoing acts of terrorism in France.
Chinese Aliyah
The Kaifeng are Jewish/Israelite exiles from Persia who had worked their way along the ancient Silk Road, all the way to Kaifeng, China. There are still some 500 Chinese Jews left in the area, and many are now interested in making Aliyah.
Latest Project Updates
Jewish Immigration to Israel: 45 Years of ICEJ Help with Aliyah
For 45 years, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) has played an important role in assisting with Jewish immigration to Israel, their ancestral homeland. This process, known as Aliyah, represents both a physical journey and a spiritual homecoming deeply rooted in biblical prophecy.
ICEJ Sponsors Flight to Israel for Ukrainian Jewish Students
In early September, 19 Jewish students from various cities across Ukraine arrived at Ben Gurion Airport on an ICEJ-sponsored flight from Moldova to begin their high school studies in Israel.
ICEJ Anticipates Increase in Jewish Immigration to Israel
The summer of 2024 was exciting for the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) as we are amid what promises to be a major year of Aliyah—Jewish immigration to Israel.
ICEJ Funds Flights for French Jews Making Aliyah Despite Conflict
Despite the multifront conflict surrounding Israel at present, Jewish families are still immigrating to their ancient homeland, with some 70 French Jews arriving in Israel in late August alone on Aliyah flights sponsored by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem.
What Is Aliyah and Is It a Biblical Concept?
Aliyah means “to ascend” or “to go up” in a spiritual sense and originally described the journey the children of Israel made three times a year to Jerusalem for the biblically mandated feasts (“appointments” or “holy days”) of Passover (Pesach), Pentecost (Shavuot), and Tabernacles (Sukkot).