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.
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.
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).