Can Jews and Palestinians Ever Live Together in Judea and Samaria?
Discover insights from Leo Meyer about life in Judea and Samaria, settling misconceptions, and the coexistence of Jewish and Palestinian communities.
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Ukraine – four years of War. The Work Continues
A report marking four years of the Ukraine conflict, highlighting ongoing support for Jewish communities amidst the crisis. Join us in prayer and solidarity.
What do Biblical Prophecies say about Iran and Israel
Explore the biblical context of the Iran-Israel conflict with Rev. William Klasau, examining Scripture’s relevance to current events and the role of Israel.
Update Ukraine – Aliyah never Stops!
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.
Update from Jerusalem – Rev. Kees de Vreugd
Rev. Kees de Vreugd Theologian at Christians for Israel is currently in Israel with a group of pastors on a study tour.
Kees de Vreugd shares how the recent attack on Iran has impacted their journey and what the situation is like in Israel right now.
Bringing Hope to a Gloomy City
Three years into the Russian war in Ukraine, which has already lasted longer than the German occupation during World War II, the Christians for Israel…
Annual Tulip Tour
Each year, teams from Christians for Israel Netherlands travel to Israel to bring encouragement and support to the Jewish people. They visit various regions of the country, visiting as many people as possible—including schools, organizations, kibbutzim, and regional councils—distributing and planting tulip bulbs along the way.
Being part of this mission is a true privilege, and the people of Israel deeply appreciate the visits and support. Ziva from Ulpan Etzion in Jerusalem shares: “In these difficult times, your support and care mean so much to us. This is exactly what we need. Toda Raba! [thank you]”
You Can Make a Difference in Ukraine!
Our goal at Christians for Israel is to distribute 50,000 food parcels this winter in Ukraine, providing support to impoverished Jewish families, the elderly and Holocaust survivors. Will you join us in this crucial mission? You can contribute by donating one or more food parcels for €15 / US $15 per parcel via www.c4israel.org/food-parcels.
C4I Emergency Fund brings hope to Israel
Following the events of October 7, 2023, Christians for Israel established an emergency fund to provide aid during Israel’s time of great need. Thanks to many generous contributions, we could help address Israel’s urgent challenges. Your support has brought relief and comfort to many in Israel.
1000 Days of War in Ukraine
These 1,000 days have been difficult but deeply meaningful. Your prayers have been our source of strength, fueling our work during this challenging time. For that, we, as Christians for Israel Ukraine team, are profoundly thankful.
In the video below, Koen Carlier shares the story of seven olim on their journey to Israel. With their luggage in hand, they are ready to embark on this life-changing trip. It’s a deeply emotional moment—leaving behind their country while looking ahead with hope to a new beginning in Israel.
Love in Times of Darkness
Anna, a Holocaust survivor in Moldova, receives support and encouragement through sponsorship, highlighting resilience and community support.
Update Ukraine: A conversation with Koen Carlier
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).