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News from the field: how ICEJ is helping Israelis in crisis, bringing Jews home through Aliyah, and caring for Holocaust survivors.
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Featured · August 18, 2026
Leave a Legacy for Israel’s Future: The Story of Kfar Aza’s New Music Center
It’s “Make-a Will” month. Read about one women’s choice to leave a legacy for Israel’s future that is blessing an Israeli community.
Featured · August 13, 2026
ICEJ Staff Pack Groceries for 1,000 Israeli Families
ICEJ staff helped 1,000 Israelis while handing each of them bags of groceries at a social welfare distribution site in Rishon LeZion.
Featured · August 6, 2026
Haifa Home for Holocaust Survivors Summer 2026 Update
Residents at the ICEJ’s Home for Holocaust Survivors in Haifa endured the escalation in the long, intense war with Iran and Hezbollah this past spring and are now embracing the 2026 summer months, showing their creativity in art and blessings the community in special ways.
Featured · July 23, 2026
Kibbutz Be’eri: Rebuilding a Community, Restoring Hope
The rebuilding of Kibbutz Be’eri in Israel encompasses every aspect of life—restoring people emotionally, physically, economically, and more.
Featured · July 9, 2026
ICEJ Helps More Ethiopian Jews Come Home to Israel
Learn about Aliyah from Ethiopia and how the ICEJ recently helped Ethiopian Jews come home to Israel—including a 92-year-old “dreamer”
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Israeli Medical Teams Near Gaza Receive 17 Defibrillators from ICEJ
During a recent trip to southern Israel, an ICEJ delegation met with the security chief of the Sha’ar HaNegev region to help bolster their emergency preparedness.
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South African Jews Make Aliyah Despite Iranian Threats
In early August, 13 Jewish immigrants from South Africa arrived in Israel on Aliyah flights sponsored by ICEJ South Africa.
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ICEJ Supports Israeli Farm Treating War Trauma Victims
The Lahav Farm is transforming the lives of war trauma victims through farming and animal therapy, and the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) has been there from the start.
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ICEJ Assists Evacuated Israeli Youths from Nir Oz
The small Israeli farming village of Nir Oz, home to some 400 residents, was devastated by the horrific events of October 7. This profoundly impacted life for the community.
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ICEJ Rushing Bomb Shelters to Israel’s Embattled North
Tensions are especially high in northern Israel, which could come under heavy rocket barrages from Hezbollah forces in Lebanon. In response, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem is rushing to provide more bomb shelters and other means to protect vulnerable Israeli communities near the Lebanese border.
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Israeli Pastors Witness Scars of Terror on Gaza Border Tour
The ICEJ arranged a special Gaza border tour so that some 20 Israeli pastors and ministry leaders could see for themselves the scars left by the October 7 terror attacks.
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ICEJ Helping Grieving Druze Community in Israel
Israel is poised for a major escalation in its cross-border clashes with Hezbollah after the Islamist terror militia fired a rocket into the Druze town of Majdal Shams on Saturday, July 27, killing 12 youths and wounding many more.
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Israel Pro-Life Project a Lifeline for Mothers
Much like the story of baby Moses rescued from the river’s edge, the Moses Basket Project has become a lifeline for courageous mothers who defy the odds and choose life, with help from the ICEJ.
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The Long Road to Recovery for the Gaza Border Communities
It’s been 10 months since Israelis in the Gaza border communities were overrun by Hamas terrorists last October 7, and they still do not know what hit them. Life has been one big fog ever since.
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ICEJ Sponsors Camp to Help Evacuated Israeli Youths Recover
In the blink of an eye, Hamas militants turned the lives of Israeli children and teenagers living near Gaza upside down. One day, these teens were attending school, forging their identities, and enjoying time with friends.
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ICEJ Funds Scholarships for Children at Preschool in Jerusalem
A special Jerusalem preschool in Jerusalem serves 25 children from diverse backgrounds—Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike.
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ICEJ Riding Renewed Wave of Aliyah to Israel
Although the October 7 terror attacks slowed the pace of Aliyah temporarily, Jewish immigration to Israel has sprung back to life, with over 30,000 newcomers expected in 2024.
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