The Fellowship is focused on protecting Israeli communities as tensions continue to escalate, reports Arutz Sheva:
The recent escalation in Houthi attacks on Israel, the ongoing war in Gaza, and a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon have raised significant concerns about civilian safety, particularly in vulnerable communities targeted by missile and drone strikes.
As threats intensify, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) is ramping up efforts to protect Israeli communities. Under the leadership of President and CEO Yael Eckstein, IFCJ is constructing bomb shelters, supplying emergency resources, and bolstering security measures to safeguard civilians from the growing danger.
