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Updates on Our Work in Israel
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What makes an army strong? The answer seems obvious: superior combat power that defeats the enemy. But how is that combat power generated? ...
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“The Boat is Sailing” is a unique programme that helps people with PTSD by using sailing as a rehabilitative and therapeutic tool. It was developed by Yoav Ben David, a former POW from 1973, who personally dealt with PTSD.
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The growing number of aging Survivors means that we need to expand our care facility. To provide the best treatment possible and to keep our residents within the community of people they know and love, our aging Survivors need a separate building near the Haifa Home community...
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The ICEJ is well-known for our support of Israel and the Jewish people. So much so, that we sometimes are described as being anti-Arab. This is unfortunate and...
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A woman was sleeping on a couch in a busy room full of people, with cigarette burns on the skin around her ankles, wearing clothes that desperately needed washing....
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Hope inspires because it runs contrary to expectations. We base our expectations on what we can see, while hope deals with what we cannot see and is beyond our control. Mali’s story shows how her life was infused with hope beyond her...
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Close to 30 Holocaust survivors mark bar/bat mitzvahs in Jerusalem
A busload of Holocaust Survivors from the Haifa Home and Survivors who enjoy the friendship and services of the Home together with their dedicated staff left Haifa early Monday morning, July 13th,... |
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ICEJ Aid brings hope to Gaza border communities
The ICEJ Aid team was recently in Sderot, the small Israeli community on the border with the Hamas-occupied Gaza Strip which has been targeted by thousands of rockets and mortars since Israel’s... |
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As the Passover festival approaches this March 25th, the ICEJ has been busy preparing food baskets and other items for distribution to needy Israeli families in time for this revered Jewish holiday.On a beautiful spring day in mid-March, the ICEJ...
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In February last year, a report released by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) had encouraging news for Israel, finding that it is the second-most educated country in the world. However, the report also noted that the...
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As the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day on the 27th of January, an ICEJ delegation joined about 150 Holocaust survivors, 50 Israeli Air Force and police recruits, and a number of honoured guests for a special ceremony in Haifa....
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In February, the Christian Embassy was able to donate yet another portable bomb-shelter to protect Israeli civilians in southern Israel against rocket attacks from Gaza...
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In early December, ICEJ staff members celebrated the Jewish festival of Hanukkah with Holocaust Survivors in the city of Pardes Hanna...
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A week before Christmas, the streets of Bethlehem were surprisingly quiet. But as we reached the First Baptist Church in Bethlehem that bright Sunday morning...
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Smiling broadly beneath a bright woollen cap, Ephraim Manlun readily admitted that he was “totally lost for words”. “There’s an unexplainable feeling in our hearts, an...
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The walls of Anna and Evgeni’s living room are covered with framed photographs. They are all of the same beautiful woman. My attention was quickly drawn to a specific one, a black-and-white...
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In mid-November, Israeli leaders ordered the IDF to take concerted action against the repeated launching of rockets and mortars from Gaza into southern Israel. The launching of “Operation...
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Last month the members of ICEJ had a unique opportunity to spend time with young Jews from around the world who had made aliyah on their own, while their families remain abroad. Despite their young...
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Over the past three years, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has established a unique assisted-living facility in Haifa that has become a special place of love and warmth for the dozens of Holocaust survivors who now reside there. At...
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Last month the members of ICEJ had a unique opportunity to spend time with young Jews from around the world who had made aliyah on their own, while their families remain abroad. Despite their young...
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Israel gives most disabled the freedom to decide what they would like to do with their lives and their time. Options vary, depending on their disability; though most that are able gladly choose...
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In recent years, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has intensified its effort to reach out in compassion to Israel's aging community of Holocaust survivors, which currently numbers around 200,00. Most of these survivors are now well...
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Benjamin Ginsberg was born in 1919 in Vilnius, Lithuania where he grew up with four sisters. During childhood life was quite “sweet” for Benjamin, as his Jewish parents owned a confectionery.He admits to pinching a treat here-and-there...
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Thanks to the many gifts made towards our Passover Appeal, we were able to touch the lives of more than 600 families in Israel over the Passover holiday.The donations received enabled the assembly of food baskets, the funding of a Seder meal for the...
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"God must love us," said Shimon Sabag, Director of Yad Ezer L'Haver, the ICEJ's Haifa home partner, "there have been many miracles here." He was referring to unexpected gifts the Home receives from time to time that...
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There are no public social welfare or unemployment programs in the Palestinian territories. For this reason, the poor and needy are dependent on private support programs from their families and religious communities. In an effort to assist...
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In 2011, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem helped to bring 2,974 Jews home to Israel, representing about 15% of the total worldwide Aliyah. This figure includes our support for the Red Carpet program, which helped bring 1,811 Jews home...
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The ICEJ AID team recently paid a visit to several active projects being sponsored in the Druze sector in Israel. Today, there are about 100,000 Druze citizens in Israel, with thousands of them serving in the Israeli army. Though classified as Arabs...
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Close to 30 Holocaust survivors mark bar/bat mitzvahs in Jerusalem
A busload of Holocaust Survivors from the Haifa Home and Survivors who enjoy the friendship and services of the Home together with their dedicated staff left Haifa early Monday morning, July 13th,... |
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ICEJ Aid brings hope to Gaza border communities
The ICEJ Aid team was recently in Sderot, the small Israeli community on the border with the Hamas-occupied Gaza Strip which has been targeted by thousands of rockets and mortars since Israel’s... |
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As the Passover festival approaches this March 25th, the ICEJ has been busy preparing food baskets and other items for distribution to needy Israeli families in time for this revered Jewish holiday.On a beautiful spring day in mid-March, the ICEJ...
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In February last year, a report released by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) had encouraging news for Israel, finding that it is the second-most educated country in the world. However, the report also noted that the...
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As the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day on the 27th of January, an ICEJ delegation joined about 150 Holocaust survivors, 50 Israeli Air Force and police recruits, and a number of honoured guests for a special ceremony in Haifa....
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In February, the Christian Embassy was able to donate yet another portable bomb-shelter to protect Israeli civilians in southern Israel against rocket attacks from Gaza...
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In early December, ICEJ staff members celebrated the Jewish festival of Hanukkah with Holocaust Survivors in the city of Pardes Hanna...
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A week before Christmas, the streets of Bethlehem were surprisingly quiet. But as we reached the First Baptist Church in Bethlehem that bright Sunday morning...
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Smiling broadly beneath a bright woollen cap, Ephraim Manlun readily admitted that he was “totally lost for words”. “There’s an unexplainable feeling in our hearts, an...
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The walls of Anna and Evgeni’s living room are covered with framed photographs. They are all of the same beautiful woman. My attention was quickly drawn to a specific one, a black-and-white...
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In mid-November, Israeli leaders ordered the IDF to take concerted action against the repeated launching of rockets and mortars from Gaza into southern Israel. The launching of “Operation...
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Last month the members of ICEJ had a unique opportunity to spend time with young Jews from around the world who had made aliyah on their own, while their families remain abroad. Despite their young...
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Over the past three years, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has established a unique assisted-living facility in Haifa that has become a special place of love and warmth for the dozens of Holocaust survivors who now reside there. At...
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Last month the members of ICEJ had a unique opportunity to spend time with young Jews from around the world who had made aliyah on their own, while their families remain abroad. Despite their young...
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Israel gives most disabled the freedom to decide what they would like to do with their lives and their time. Options vary, depending on their disability; though most that are able gladly choose...
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In recent years, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has intensified its effort to reach out in compassion to Israel's aging community of Holocaust survivors, which currently numbers around 200,00. Most of these survivors are now well...
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Benjamin Ginsberg was born in 1919 in Vilnius, Lithuania where he grew up with four sisters. During childhood life was quite “sweet” for Benjamin, as his Jewish parents owned a confectionery.He admits to pinching a treat here-and-there...
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Thanks to the many gifts made towards our Passover Appeal, we were able to touch the lives of more than 600 families in Israel over the Passover holiday.The donations received enabled the assembly of food baskets, the funding of a Seder meal for the...
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"God must love us," said Shimon Sabag, Director of Yad Ezer L'Haver, the ICEJ's Haifa home partner, "there have been many miracles here." He was referring to unexpected gifts the Home receives from time to time that...
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There are no public social welfare or unemployment programs in the Palestinian territories. For this reason, the poor and needy are dependent on private support programs from their families and religious communities. In an effort to assist...
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In 2011, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem helped to bring 2,974 Jews home to Israel, representing about 15% of the total worldwide Aliyah. This figure includes our support for the Red Carpet program, which helped bring 1,811 Jews home...
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The ICEJ AID team recently paid a visit to several active projects being sponsored in the Druze sector in Israel. Today, there are about 100,000 Druze citizens in Israel, with thousands of them serving in the Israeli army. Though classified as Arabs...
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