ICEJ AID

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  The Beta Israel Community: A New Wave of Aliyah to Israel

  In a remarkable turn of events, a new chapter in the story of Ethiopian Aliyah is unfolding even amid the current war in Israel.

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  Bibas Family Laid to Rest as the World Lights Up Orange

  This striking message from Genesis 4:10 was inscribed on the caskets of the Bibas family—Shiri (32), Ariel (4), and Kfir (9 months)—laid to rest together in an eternal embrace in late February.

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  The Story of One Kfar Aza Resident: Shattered Dreams, Renewed Hope 

  During our recent Envision pastors conference in Jerusalem, delegates visited the Eshkol and Sha’ar HaNegev regions in southern Israel, where they could still see evidence of the devastation left behind by the October 7 massacres.

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  Comfort, Healing for Haifa Home Holocaust Survivors

  Amid the ups and downs of life, and especially in these challenging times of war, we are working with the residents of the ICEJ’s Haifa Home for Holocaust Survivors to create little oases—places of refuge that provide comfort and healing for their body and soul.

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  The Tabernacle of Moses, the Temple, and Aliyah: God’s Faithful Journey with Israel 

  The first mass Aliyah of the children of Israel crossing the Jordan is celebrated each year on Nissan 10, this year on April 8 and called “Aliyah Day.”

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  The Return of the Jewish Exiles & the Invisible Hand Behind it All

  The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem is gearing up for a banner year in Aliyah—the incredible modern-day return of the Jewish exiles to their ancestral homeland in Israel.

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  ICEJ Supports Evacuated Jewish Families in Israel with Gift Packages

  On October 7, 2023, a miraculous event unfolded at Kibbutz Ein HaShlosha.

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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 Equips, Trains First-Responder Teams in Israel’s North

  In the rolling hills near Israel’s border with Lebanon, local villages are eerily still, their streets almost deserted since residents evacuated their communities long ago.

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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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  ICEJ Helping New Immigrants to Israel Adapt to New Life 

  This keen insight recently came from Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) chairman Doron Almog to explain why so many Jewish families are immigrating to Israel despite the ongoing conflict here.