📘 New edition of our theological journal is now available on our website.
📍 Theme: The Suffering of the Jewish people
💻 https://www.c4israel.org/theological-journal-vol-07-01
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Doubling the Impact: Urgent Food Relief in Ukraine
We set out to deliver 13,000 emergency food parcels in Ukraine. But the need has surged—and now, we’re doubling our goal to 26,000 parcels.
Missile and drone attacks have intensified, with up to 700 strikes in a single night. People in Ukraine are exhausted. Our teams pack and deliver food parcels, also in cities hit by drones.
Each € 15 parcel brings more than food—it delivers hope and shows someone cares. Last week in Odessa, 130 Holocaust survivors and refugees received such a parcel. One of the Holocaust survivors shared with us: “I can still feel your warmth and embrace.”
Your help can double the impact. Will you stand with the Jewish community in Ukraine today?
👉 €15 = 1 food parcel
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Helping the Jewish Community Amid War – Koen Carlier
It’s now 2025, and the war in Ukraine has been raging for nearly three years. The need for support has never been greater. C4I Ukraine is working tirelessly to assist the Jewish community in Ukraine, providing aid and hope in these difficult times.
Today, we have Koen Carlier in our studio to share firsthand insights into their crucial work and the current situation on the ground.
As always, it is Israel that must pay the price for Islamic terror
The situation in the Middle East threatens to explode. It seems like the quiet before the storm. Israel is being pressured by the West to give in to extreme Islamic terror – in order to protect the West from such terror extending beyond the Middle East.
In other words, as always, Israel is being asked to pay the price for Western timidity, with Jewish lives.
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Replacement Covenantology
Have you heard of the term Replacement Theology? I’m sure you are familiar with this term, but it is the idea that the Christian Church has replaced the nation of Israel in God’s plan.
We cannot be silent.
Since October 7th, antisemitism has increased alarmingly worldwide. It is important to mention this on the eve of International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Can we draw parallels between the time leading up to World War II and today, or is that too far-fetched? Through years of research Priest and Holocaust expert Patrick Desbois discovered numerous Jewish mass graves in Eastern Europe and he examined why “ordinary” people participated in the mass destruction during World War II.
Joshua’s Altar, One of Many Archaeological Sites Facing Destruction in Israel
Joshua’s Altar, a vital heritage site in Israel, faces destruction by the Palestinian Authority. Urgent action needed to protect historical and biblical treasures.
Important Conditions for Experiencing the Amazing Blessing of Our God (Part 2)
In this issue of Israel & Christians Today I am sharing some further pastoral reflections on the Torah portion, or parsha, named Ekev – Deuteronomy 7:12 – 11:25 – which is the 46th weekly Torah portion in the annual Jewish cycle of Torah reading
The Case of the Missing Anointing Oil
Through His sacrificial death on the cross, Jesus has brought us salvation and granted those who believe eternal life. He is rightly called our Saviour, but from a Jewish perspective He cannot—yet—be fully called the Messiah.
Yom HaShoah Commemoration and Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Remembrance
‘The ruthlessness of the Holocaust and the dignity of Jewish resistance’ - Alex Ryvchin A moving service commemorating the Holocaust, the systematic genocide of European Jews by the Nazis during World War II, was held on Sunday evening 16 April in Maroochydore on the...
Disaster in Ukraine: emergency food aid needed
As Christians for Israel, we have a large team of staff and dedicated volunteers in Ukraine. We are ready to help people evacuate from the area affected by the disaster and we informed the Jewish communities about this.
Saved from Eastern Ukraine just in time
In recent weeks, Ukraine has again been very unsettled. Especially in big cities like Odessa, Nicolaev, Kherson, Zaporozhe, Nikopol, Kharkiv, Dnepr and, of course, the capital Kiev.