A Future and A Hope

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  ICEJ Builds Greenhouse Classroom for Israel’s Future Farmers 

  An Agro-Tech School in southern Israel trains young Israelis to rebuild agriculture after October 7.

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  ICEJ Helps Cultivate Purpose for Israelis with Disabilities

  ICEJ USA supports a Jerusalem clinic’s therapeutic garden to help Israelis with disabilities.

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  ICEJ Brings Dignity to Israel’s Small Domari Community

  ICEJ brings joy, hope to Israel’s Domari community, giving children unforgettable experiences and families dignity.

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  Helping Israeli Mothers Say “Yes” to Life

  In a small hospital room in Jerusalem, a young Israeli mother cradles her newborn son. Her eyes are tired, and her body is weak, but her heart is full.

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  Restoring an Animal Therapy Center for Israeli Children

  In Israel’s western Negev, where daily life has been marked for decades by rocket and arson attacks from Gaza, the Animal Corner at Kibbutz Urim has served as a place of life and comfort for area residents.

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  ICEJ Providing Brighter Future for Druze Students

  The Druze community in Israel consists of only 1.6% of the Israeli population is an often-overlooked segment of society.

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  How ICEJ Is Helping to Bridge Israel’s Education Divide

  In the heart of Israel, amid the uncertainty of the surrounding conflict, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) continues to support social aid projects that look beyond the war toward building a better future for all the people of Israel.

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  ICEJ Helps Expand Therapy Ranch for Traumatized Israeli Children

  For decades, residents of Kibbutz Urim have lived under the constant threat of rocket and terror attacks from nearby Gaza, dangers that have deeply impacted the entire community.

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  Healing from Trauma: Temp Housing “Now Feels Like a Home” 

  During a recent visit to Kiryat Gat, where displaced residents of Nir Oz—a kibbutz that lost a quarter of its 400 residents who were either killed or kidnapped on October 7, 2023—are being temporarily housed, the ICEJ AID team met two survivors, Miri and Gidi, still healing from trauma.

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  ICEJ Home for Holocaust Survivors Welcomes New Residents

  In recent months, the ICEJ’s Home for Holocaust Survivors in Haifa bid farewell to three of our dear long-term residents who passed away while welcoming a new resident with a moving story of surviving World War II.

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  Recovery for Kibbutz Nir Oz in Israel: Healing through Design

  This is a powerful line from a poem written by Bracha, a resident of Kibbutz Nir Oz in Israel, about facing the loss of her husband and a son during the Hamas massacres of October 7, 2023.

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  ICEJ Empowers Israeli Arabs in Hi-Tech 

  In the vibrant mix of Israeli society, its Arab citizens are a unique and often overlooked segment of the population. From bustling cities to quiet villages, Israel’s Arabs are not merely residents but an integral part of the nation’s cultural, economic, and social fabric, making up some 20 percent of the Israeli people.