Amid War and Uncertainty:
Bringing Hope and Light to Israel

While the past year has been marked by war, crisis, and uncertainty in Israel, through it all we have witnessed God’s mighty hand moving powerfully among the people of Israel. He purposefully chooses the darkest times to make His light shine the brightest.

Despite the chaos, God’s promises are never failing, and we are witnessing Jews from around the world returning to their ancestral homeland in increasing numbers, just as the Lord promised would happen.

This influx of Olim (immigrants) has brought a new wave of need across Israel. While some families were displaced by war, others are taking their first steps in the land, both facing immense challenges.

Though our humanitarian work already spans many communities, the growing need, especially among the recently immigrated Olim, is felt deeply. The weight of this season lies heavy on us all, however this is our moment to rise up and show what our faith is made of.

This season of Fall Feasts carries a deep significance, but it is also filled with tremendous need. Now, more than ever, is the time to stand with Israel. Families are facing not only the devastation of war but also the daily struggle to survive in an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty, while as a nation we also feel the rejection and hatred directed at Israel.

As believers, we have the power to restore hope to the hopeless. Your faithful support throughout this season has been invaluable. We genuinely can’t do as much as we do without your unfailing, consistent and unconditional friendship, which has been a ray of light, as well as a driving force for so many Jewish people in Israel.

We’re grateful for all you’ve done, and for continuing to GIVE to our humanitarian projects in the midst of war. It makes more difference than you realize.

May the LORD repay you for what you have done. May you be richly rewarded by the LORD, the God of Israel, under whose wings you have come to take refuge.

Ruth 2:12

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