Let Us Pray Together for the Salvation of Israel

Dear friends,

I want to share with you a deep joy in my heart — and also invite you to stand with us in prayer.

In these days, our team is preparing for a very special outreach in Jerusalem. We are bringing hundreds of people — and soon it will be 500 — from seven different cities across Israel, including Ashdod, Ashkelon, Beersheba, and more. People from all walks of life will come together for one purpose: to hear the Gospel and to encounter the love of Yeshua.

Everything on the practical side is coming together.

We have a beautiful place prepared in Jerusalem, and the logistics are moving forward. But as we prepare, I am reminded again of one truth: the most important work is prayer.

There are many meetings, many phone calls, and many details — but prayer is what opens the heavens. We have seen again and again that when we pray, God moves powerfully. And when believers from the nations join us in prayer, we see even greater breakthroughs and miracles.

Our team is praying with all our hearts.

We are believing for the salvation of Israel — for open hearts, divine appointments, and lives transformed by the power of the Gospel. We are still raising some funds to help a few more people participate, but above all, this is a moment to believe together and to pray together.

This season of Hanukkah, Christmas, and the New Year is a beautiful and strategic time. It is a season of light, hope, and joy. And it is the perfect time to bring people from our cities to Jerusalem — to bless them, to treat them to a day of joy, and most importantly, to share with them the greatest gift of all: Yeshua the Messiah.

I want to invite you personally: pray with us. Pray until we see salvation in Israel. Pray that the Lord Jesus will visit every heart that comes. And I believe that as we preach His Word, God will work — and testimonies will follow.

Thank you for standing with us.

Thank you for your prayers.

Shalom and blessings,

Pastor Israel Pochtar

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