War in Israel:
A Call to Action

After ten months of war on several different fronts, the situation is more critical than ever. From the beginning, Israel has been attacked from every possible direction, and the north has been displaced and evacuated due to Hezbollah firing rockets non-stop at our northern communities. Add to that the current imminent threat from Iran and their other proxies. 

This is the perfect time to turn to the Bible for some much-needed guidance and comfort.

It’s quite sobering to realize biblical events and prophecies are taking place in our generation. We have solid promises we can stand on, that Israel will never be destroyed and God will be glorified in Israel’s victories over their enemies. Our focus needs to be on Jesus and His Kingdom. 

Currently, the Israeli government has issued a warning to the Israeli population, urging us all to be prepared and ready for any upcoming major attacks. Which means having sufficient bottled water, dry/canned food, generators and medical supplies near our shelters. 

The threat is real and imminent. We need to be prepared and help others in our communities to be prepared. 

Israel is blessed to have outstretched arms of loving friends in the nation like YOU, and it also has us, believers in the Land who have “boots on the ground” and can carry and distribute the aid to those in need at a moment’s notice. 

We couldn’t begin to express how much your faithful friendship has meant to us and the nation of Israel at such a time as this. You have been standing guard as watchmen on the walls of our nation, fulfilling your calling to bless Israel, and your faithfulness in these times will echo in eternity. 

First and foremost, we are counting on your prayers. Please pray for confusion in the enemy’s camp, as well as God’s supernatural and miraculous protection of Israel and her people. 

The Lord has promised to intervene whenever Israel is attacked, so that HIS name is glorified, not the army or government, only God’s name! Pray for the Lord to be glorified through His miraculous protection of Israel. 

We are also calling you to action.

Currently, there are hundreds of Jewish families who recently made Aliyah and moved to Israel. Aside from the struggles of coming to a new place, they are faced with the terrible reality of war, and uncertainty of what is happening and what to expect. 

We are there to help them, with food, provision, basic needs and any possible essentials they might need at this critical time. 

God taught us in previous wars and military operations to be ready. In order to avoid the potential chaos and shortages when the actual attack takes place, we need to be well equipped and prepared, so that we are able to help many more people. 

Our network of 120 volunteers are standing ready to operate and help in Ashdod, Ashkelon, Jerusalem, Be’er Sheva, Eilat and other cities and towns across the land. 

What can YOU do to help? 

Pray!
Share this message with your network of prayer warriors who are willing to take up their calling as watchmen on the walls of our nation. 

Give!
Support our war relief project that will help provide hundreds of families with water, food and basic essentials during these critical days. No amount is too small. 

Any act of generosity is a strong proclamation that you stand with Israel, with God’s people and His eternal promises to His people.

Thank you and God bless!

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