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Helping Jews immigrate to Israel |
On Wings of Eagles helps Jews make aliyah (immigrate to Israel) from the former Soviet Union, Ethiopia, India, Europe, Arab Lands and other regions, and helps them with their klitah (resettlement) needs once they arrive in the Holy Land.
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Practical responses for suffering Israeli families |
Guardians of Israel provides food, clothing, shelter, housing and other urgent needs for all Israelis, including children and the elderly, who are suffering due to poverty, terrorism and war.
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Helping Jewish poor in the former Soviet Union |
Isaiah 58 provides children and elderly Jews in the former Soviet Union with food, clothing, heating, and other necessities, and rescues orphaned and abandoned Jewish children from life on the streets by funding Jewish children’s homes throughout the FSU.
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Providing immediate emergency care for Israel and her needy people around the world |
The Rabbi's Emergency Fund enables Rabbi Eckstein to commit The Fellowship to help with: the aliyah of Jewish émigrés in danger; care for more elderly Jews and Jewish orphans in the former Soviet Union; assistance for Israel's protection; providing for the nation's poorest families and individuals; and addressing needs we have not anticipated yet.
"Comfort ye, comfort ye, my people." Isaiah 40:1
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Mobilizing Christian support for Israel |
Stand for Israel aims to engage people both spiritually and politically on behalf of Israel and the Jewish people, by encouraging them to "pray for the peace of Jerusalem" and providing them with the facts they need to advocate for the Jewish state and fight anti-Israel bias in media.
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The Journey Home Tour to Israel |
From October 31 - November 9, 2009, The Fellowship's Journey Home Tour to Israel will once again bring Fellowship partners to the Holy Land. There, they will see the Bible come to life, witness firsthand the lifesaving work of The Fellowship, enjoy a Sabbath meal with Rabbi Eckstein, and much more. This year we're again offering an optional three-day experience in which Rabbi Eckstein will teach the Bible at the locations where Biblical events occurred. Find out how you can be part of the Journey Home to Israel. Learn more |
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