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Benjamin is a long time friend of Christians for Israel. We’ve been supporting his organization Hineni, a humanitarian restaurant in the heart of Jerusalem, for many years. In these times it is important to keep our friends close. In this interview Benjamin shares how he together with his family experienced the terrible massacre on the 7th October.
He explains how Israel deals with the current situation and gives an update on the situation at Hineni in this time of crisis. Benjamin gives us tools how we as Christians can help and support the Jewish people.
Since 24 November, there’s a temporary ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. Part of the deal is the release of 50 Israeli hostages, among them children and their mothers. The families of all hostages are living between hope and fear. Will their loved one(s) be among the released hostages?
Johan van der Ham was recently in Israel on behalf of Christians for Israel. He met with families of hostages and visited some of the destroyed kibbutzim in the south of Israel.
As Christians, we need to stand with Israel. C4I affiliates around the world have joined rallies and meetings to express their support for Israel.
Keep praying for Israel, the church and the nations:
– Pray that the love for Israel will grow in your country.
– Pray that those who support Israel will share their thoughts and feelings about the situation.
– Pray that those who speak out for Israel will not fear criticism or threats.
– Pray for churches to speak the truth.
More than 200 people have been held hostage by Hamas in Gaza since October 7th. Children, women, men and the elderly. No one knows about their fate. Do not silence their voices: pray for them. Bring them home now!
We all remember the video of Noa Argamani, seated on the back of a motorcycle behind her Hamas captor, begging not to be killed. She became the symbol of the hostages taken into Gaza. C4I spoke to her college friends Ofir and Amit, who travel the world to call for attention to Noa and the fate of the hostages.
Israel violates international law, uses excessive military force, commits war crimes and collectively punishes the citizens of Gaza. These accusations are being made constantly on (social) media and in politics in recent weeks. But are they true?
In our studio lawyer Andrew Tucker, director-general of Thinc., a global network of academics specialized in international law.