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Passover Gift Baskets Bring Tears of Joy
As the ICEJ AID team has made their way across Israel over recent weeks delivering Passover gifts to hundreds of Jewish families living in poverty, they have encountered overwhelming needs among all ages in the communities they have visited.
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Homecare Brings a Memorable Touch to Passover!
Rising early in the morning, ICEJ Homecare nurse Corrie van Maanen carefully planned her visits during the recent days leading up to Passover.
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Enduring Love in Testing Times – ICEJ Homecare Assist Heroic Family
When the German army invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, young Anna’s father was convinced that Moscow …
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Help Ukrainian Jews Reach Safety in Israel
For more than six weeks now, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has been assisting Israel to take in a massive wave of thousands of Jews uprooted by the brutal war in Ukraine.
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ICEJ Welcomes Ukrainian Jews with Gift Packages
Last week, our ICEJ team visited the Nes Harim Field and Forest Education Center, a complex in the Judean foothills west of Jerusalem, where we delivered gift packages for some 90 children who arrived early in the war from a Ukrainian Jewish orphanage in the city of Zhitomir.
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ICEJ Rescues More Holocaust Survivors
As the current wave of Ukrainian Jewish war refugees making Aliyah to Israel continues, an ICEJ team was at Ben-Gurion Airport on Thursday evening to welcome our latest sponsored flight of 97 new immigrants coming from all across Ukraine.
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Haifa Home Update
During the omicron spike, our Haifa Home residents recently had to start eating their meals in their rooms …
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ICEJ Support is Reaching Ukrainian Jews
Israel is on the forefront of nations not bordering Ukraine that are helping refugees, and the ICEJ is assisting special-needs orphans, Holocaust survivors in Kyiv, and Jewish communities that have fled.
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ICEJ Assisting with Rescue of Jews from War in Ukraine
Israel is planning to take in an initial wave of 3,000 Ukrainian Jews in coming weeks, and thousands more are expected to keep coming after that.
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ICEJ Preparing to Help 3,000 Ukrainian Jews Escape to Israel
Evacuation and Shelter: An initial 3,000 potential Jewish immigrants need to be rescued and provided refuge for up to 2-3 weeks, likely in a third country, until they can be airlifted to Israel.
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Expanding Prayer Efforts Bear Much Fruit
The ICEJ’s 12-hour prayer chain for Israel and the nations has grown from a ripple into a wave, with prayer partners joining on Zoom from around the world.
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ICEJ Helping to Mend Broken Israeli Families
The ICEJ is committed to helping mend broken Israeli families.
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