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Jewish Immigration to Israel from France Is Surging
A profound and sustained surge of immigration from France is taking shape that will alter the Jewish demographic map worldwide. -
The Truth about the Rise in Global Antisemitic Sentiment
This crisis did not happen overnight; it is the culmination of a steady, concerning climb. -
Jewish Aliyah & How Israel Independence Day Tells a Bigger Story
Discover the significance of Jerusalem in the Bible and its importance to Jews and Christians today. -
Light in the Darkness: Standing with Israeli Families
Light in the darkness is shining bright this Hanukkah & Christmas as ICEJ brings hope, dignity, and compassionate aid to families in Israel. -
ICEJ Helps Jewish Immigrants from Ethiopia Come Home
ICEJ helps over 100 Jewish immigrants from Ethiopia begin a new life in Israel with support, education, and hope. -
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. -
ICEJ Building Trust between Jews, Arabs in Israeli Medical Teams
ICEJ supports Arab-Jewish medical teams in Israel with tools to build trust, unity, and resilience amid conflict. -
Rolling Out the Red Carpet for Dejected Israeli Women
In the heart of Tel Aviv, hidden from the public eye, exists a women’s outreach center that offers much more than just food and shelter. -
ICEJ-Sponsored Mentors Help Jewish Immigrant Children Thrive
Acre (or Akko) is a historic port city Israel’s northern coastline. Today, it is a mixed Jewish/Arab town with 60,000 residents, 25 percent of whom are immigrants mainly from the former Soviet republics. -
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. -
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. -
Who Are the Druze? And Why Israel Supports Them
In the rugged mountains of the Levant, a secretive and resilient people have carved out a unique identity over centuries.