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Please donate to help Jewish families in the Ukraine to prepare for their return to Israel!

'Come! Come! Flee from the land of the north,' declares the Lord.  ∼ Zechariah 2:6

With the current situation in the Ukraine, the Jewish people are now listening more than ever to the call to return to Israel - the land of their forefathers. We have encouraged them for almost 25 years to leave the land of the north and go to the Promised Land. Now it is time for the Jews to choose for Israel! Not for Europe or Russia, but for the land given to them by the G'd of Israel.

Please pray for the situation in the Ukraine, for the Jewish people, for the churches and for the local people.

Christians for Israel has set up a special fund to help Jewish people to prepare themselves to make aliyah (emigrate to Israel). With your donation we will: 


 

 

 

 

 

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The C4I Aliyah team

 




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Joyful reunion with Yacov

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 Synagogue in Simferopol: 'Death to the Jews'  See Jeremiah 16



Interview with Aliyah Fieldworker Koen Carlier of Christians for Israel (6 March 2014)



Letter to the Jewish communities (19 February 2014)

Christians for Israel International recently sent the following letter to encourage the Jewish communities in these difficult times.