Palestinianism: Antisemitism’s Trojan Horse
An investigation into how Palestinianism acts as a Trojan horse for modern antisemitism in Australia, culminating in violence and national moral failure.
An investigation into how Palestinianism acts as a Trojan horse for modern antisemitism in Australia, culminating in violence and national moral failure.
Discover how the Palestinian cause became a global moral symbol, fuelling antisemitism and redefining Israel’s place in world politics and faith.
A historical analysis of Palestinian statehood, tracing its roots, ideology, and impact on Israel, antisemitism, and Western politics since 1920.
Ian Worby, C4I Australia’s National Leader reflects on the Bondi tragedy, standing with Israel, supporting ZAKA, and a call to prayerful action.
Next month we enter the 5th year of the war in Ukraine. With the strong winter and increased war efforts by the Russians it feels like there is no end in sight for this conflict. Meanwhile, C4I’s work in Ukraine continues nonstop. The Jewish communities in Ukraine need our help with food parcels and preparing to make Aliyah to Israel. Koen Carlier is on our studio to share about the current situation.
Who are the Palestinians; what is their history? The radical narrative about Israel casts the Palestinian people as an ancient people, oppressed by wa…
It’s only in recent years that a specific group of Holocaust Survivors in Israel has received due attention: Those whose native language is Russian an…
As the war in Ukraine continues, the need to support the Jewish community with humanitarian aid and assistance for Aliyah—their return to Israel—remains urgent. The team of Christians for Israel Ukraine is on the ground, providing help and hope during these difficult times.
In this interview, Koen Carlier shares more about the vital work being done in Ukraine and how lives are being impacted every day.
Around 150 people gathered in the city of Ra’anana mid-February to celebrate Tu-BiShvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees. Among the attendees were Fi…
“The current war in Ukraine has lasted longer than World War II.” This is what people say in Ukraine. While it may seem surprising to some, much of Eastern Ukraine was liberated by the Red Army by the end of 1943.
Today, in 2024, the war but also our work in Ukraine continues. We deliver food parcels, provide Meals on Wheels, and assist those making Aliyah to Israel. But it is more than just basic needs; the social connection is essential. For most Jewish people in Ukraine, there is no one left to turn to, and people need our support.
Anemone Rüger (C4I’s Project Coordinator in Ukraine) shares her experiences visiting people in Ukraine with the team, providing help and bringing comfort. She also shares about our new project in Moldova, which was recently started.
In these times the focus shifted from Ukraine to the the war in Israel. The war and the people in Ukraine seem to be forgotten, but nothing could be further from the truth. Our important work in Ukraine continues and Koen Carlier and his team are working day and night to help the Jewish people in Ukraine.
Koen and Ira Carlier are in our studio and share about the situation in Ukraine and how the work continues. Koen shares that whatever happens, the Aliyah (the return to Israel) continues.
The war in Ukraine has been raging for two years. How does this affect the work of Christians for Israel in Ukraine. We discuss the uncertainties that the raging war brings with Koen Carlier, Aliyah Field Worker of Christians for Israel. Our mission in Ukraine goes beyond providing comfort to the Jewish people; we assist them in a practical way. This includes supporting soup kitchens, distributing food parcels to Jewish elderly and Holocaust survivors, and facilitating Aliyah (the immigration of people to Israel).