Coming Home In Wartime 🇮🇱
To support Israel doesn’t mean supporting everything their government does. So, what does it actually mean? Explore what it really means here…
To support Israel doesn’t mean supporting everything their government does. So, what does it actually mean? Explore what it really means here…
ICEJ has assisted many tens of thousands of Jews to return to their Homeland in Israel. This year, we are seeing a huge wave of Aliyah requests due to rising antisemitism globally. We trust God to fulfill his promises, and praise him for the incredible atmosphere of hope that was shared at the Never Again Is Now rally in Melbourne recently.
With the threats of rising global antisemitism, many thousands of Jews are making Aliyah to Israel. In April we celebrated a joyful Aliyah Day, and we are expecting a total of 30,000 jews to return to Israel in 2024.
ICEJ attended the graduation of 15 Ethiopian immigrant students. Ethiopian olim have been a large focus of our Aliyah efforts, and we are delighted to give more opportunities to these young people.
Though this war with Hamas has triggered waves of antisemitism worldwide, it also is generating a surge of interest in Aliyah and Israelis joining the IDF. Another wave of Jews from around the world are preparing to come home to Israel.
Many Ethiopian immigrants arrived in Israel only six months before the terrible events of October 7. ICEJ aid and aliyah programs are still very much active despite the increased risks of the war.
The ICEJ will soon be engaged in pre-Aliyah activities: ground transportation, rescue flights and urgent integration of Jews from all these countries. We invite you to be a part of helping to regather these at-risk Jewish communities to Israel from all over the world.
On Wednesday, 1 February, Ethiopian Jews young and old took their first steps from the plane into their homeland of Israel.
Aliyah is a Hebrew word which means to “go up.” Today it has come to mean the return of the Jews to the Land of Israel.
Aliyah winter camps this January for Ukrainian Jewish youth have been an amazing and innovative way to assist.
Homecare received an excited call from Katya to report that her mother whom she’d missed greatly was on a flight from Ukraine. A week later she called again from her home in Beersheba in panic…