Northern Israel Residents ‘Sheltered’ by ICEJ
ICEJ visited communities in northern Israel to support residents through renovating very run-down Bomb Shelters.
ICEJ visited communities in northern Israel to support residents through renovating very run-down Bomb Shelters.
As many Jewish people celebrate Hanukkah, we reflect on God being the light amidst the darkness in the current world events.
Since war against Hamas was declared, ICEJ has provided generous financial assistance. ICEJ staff has truly been the hands and feet of Jesus by giving practical assistance which has greatly encouraged Israelis.
Who exactly are Hamas? What ideologies led to the attack on Israel in October? Why are they so militantly against Israel? What about Israel’s response? David Parsons analyses the current conflict and unpacks the response of Israel.
As the war against Hamas continues into a second month, ICEJ Australia continues to grieve with the heartbroken people of Israel. We invite you to continue to stand, pray & give in support of Israel.
ICEJ Australia was thrilled to learn of a new ICEJ project that would bring restoration to a corner of the Be’eri Forest, which included the ANZAC memorial. It has been dedicated, and more recently been deeply affected by the 2023 Simchat Torah attacks.
In the midst of the shock of attack and war, ICEJ Homecare immediately began to act upon the needs of people in their care in meaningful ways.
When waves of Hamas terrorists attacked on October 7, four Israeli communities were able to fend off the attackers. It was with the help of special communication equipment donated by the ICEJ, which helped save the lives of over 3,000 local residents.
The news of the terror attack on October 7 sent shock waves through the ICEJ’s Haifa Home for Holocaust survivors, as scenes reminiscent of the Nazi genocide against the Jews suddenly appeared live on their TV screens.
Israel faces an enemy that for decades has set out to exterminate her. Israel’s war not just a physical one, but a spiritual war that we can fight through prayer.
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.
Many Ethiopian immigrants arrived in Israel only about six months before the terrible events of October 7. Aviva, Director of an Aliyah Centre in Ashkelon, recounts her experiences with the chaos and fear caused by the massive rocket barrages and terrorist infiltrations.