The Sacrificial Love of God
Time to bring Christmas back to Israel

While the world is preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus – the Jewish Messiah – it’s hard to ignore the brutal attack His Land and His people are facing, trying to defend not only their lives but their historical right to exist on the very Land that gave the world their Savior. 

That irony is not lost on the Israeli people as they watch nations celebrate Jesus, born a Jew in the Land of Israel, while we stand against an ancient hatred that tries to erase biblical history and the very identity of Christ. 

Many Israeli families won’t have the privilege of gathering around a beautiful dinner table with their loved ones this holiday season, mainly because many of them have been displaced, some lost their homes, many have had their fathers, sons, brothers, sisters, daughters and even mothers called to duty in this time of war. 

Families have been torn apart by loss, grief, war and destruction brought by terror and incessant rocket fire targeting our homes and communities. 

Isn’t it only fair that the children of Israel get a chance to experience the beauty of Christmas, seeing how Jesus was actually born, here, just a few miles from where we live? 

There’s a special strength and resilience in the people of Israel, and YOU are a great part of it.

To know that even when it feels like we stand alone, we never do, because of valuable friends like YOU, it makes Israel stronger. YOU make Israel stronger. 

This Christmas will you bless the children of Israel with the joy of this season? They need it now more than ever. 

If there’s one thing that can truly reflect the meaning of Christmas, it’s the LOVE and compassion expressed through acts of kindness. 

The Land of Israel witnessed the first-ever Christmas when Yeshua was born over 2000 years ago in Bethlehem. Israel deserves to experience the beauty of Christmas once again, especially in these difficult days. 

We have arranged our special Christmas project for over 300 Israeli children in need.  

Our goal is to make it as wonderful and memorable as we can through a beautiful Christmas musical show, telling the biblical story of a Jewish boy born to save Israel and the world. 

We also organize special gift boxes for children with toys, school supplies, and exciting holiday treats. 

This Christmas has to be a special one for these children, precisely because of the horrors they have to live through. 

Let’s make it count!

Give TODAY and let’s pour out the love of God on the children in Israel in a way that will leave zero doubt as to how loved they are by Yeshua, the Messiah whose birth we are celebrating these days. 

Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion!
Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem!
Behold, your King is coming to you;
He is just and having salvation…

Zechariah 9:9 

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