National Directors Update: Stand With Israel In This Critical Hour

Israel volunteers and emergency workers in critical hours of war against Iran

On June 12, Israel and the world woke to a new reality with global implications. In a stunning operation dubbed Operation Rising Lion (recalling Numbers 23:24), Israel struck key Iranian nuclear facilities and senior military leaders, miraculously setting back Iran’s nuclear program and containing its ballistic missile threat – a challenge many once thought impossible.

ICEJ Brings Joy To The Residents Of The Haifa Home 

ICEJ Brings Joy To The Residents Of The Haifa Home 

For many of our residents, life has been filled with hardship and loss, but this salon offers something simple yet powerful: the chance to feel refreshed, valued and uplifted. A fresh haircut, or a neat manicure or pedicure, might seem small, but to them it means being seen, being cared for, and being reminded that they matter.

Youth Aliyah From The Baltic Region

Youth Aliyah from the Baltic Region

As the ICEJ continues to expand its outreach, events like the Estonia youth gathering are crucial in shaping the next generation of madrichim—young leaders who will guide others in Jewish identity and possibly toward the path of Aliyah.

National Directors Update: When The Church Needs To Repent

Illustration of Constantine writing letters to the church voicing his concerns. (AI Generated image)

The year 2025 marks 1700 years since the landmark Council of Nicaea in 325 AD, commemorated by many churches around the world.  What was so tragic about Nicaea is that it was only the second universal council of the Church. Whereas in Acts 15 the Jewish-led church went beyond their traditions to welcome and embrace Gentile believers, the Gentile church after Nicaea shamelessly rejected the Jews from all church life and began fuelling Christian antisemitism for generations to come.

1700 Years After Nicaea

Depiction of Nicaea Council

The year 2025 marks 1700 years since the landmark Council of Nicaea in 325 AD. Commemorated by many churches around the world. According to Church historian Philip Schaff, Nicaea was – next to the Apostolic council in Jerusalem in Acts chapter 15 – “the most important and the most illustrious of all the councils of Christendom.”

Dividing the Promised Land

UN threaten a two-state solution to appease Hamas terrorists

Given the UN’s record of anti-Israel bias, there is a real risk the conference will seek a unilateral solution to the conflict, including recognition of a Palestinian state. Notably, French President Macron and the British Foreign Secretary recently signalled that they would pursue this avenue at the conference. This would undermine existing international law, including the Oslo Accords and successive UN Security Council resolutions, which established that peace must be negotiated, not imposed. 

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