Providing Security

The Fellowship serves as watchmen on the walls for God’s people — providing ongoing safety and emergency support for first responders, hospitals, synagogues, and citizens threatened by terror and war.

Distribution of rescue kits to Local Authorities in accordance with Home Front Command guidelines. The kits are designed to enable initial rescue and recovery until the arrival of security forces. Each kit includes rescue equipment, personal protection, medical equipment, lighting, documentation and scene management equipment – all in one tactical carrier, ready for immediate use.
As Iran Crisis Threatens to Escalate, The Fellowship Responds
The Fellowship launches a rapid response in Israel amid the crisis in Iran.
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1,000 Pieces of Safety Gear Sent to Volunteers in Israel
A grant from The Fellowship provided safety gear to United Hatzalah volunteers in Israel.
Israeli security forces and rescue personnel at the scene of a terror attack at the Gush Etzion Junction, West Bank, November 18, 2025
Terror Attack in West Bank Kills One and Wounds Three
The terrorists that drove into Gush Etzion junction and stabbed bystanders were taken out by soldiers and civilians.
The Israeli Premier League match between Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Haifa at the Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem on August 31, 2025.
Amid Rising Anti-Semitism, Israel Enters World Cup Qualifiers
Coach Ran Ben Shimon talks about playing amid rising anti-Semitism as the Israel National Team enters the World Cup qualifiers.
Gadi Dan (IFCJ Staff) talking with elderly woman, green blouse, living room, inside, yellow safety vest
They Heard the Explosion from the Shelter
The monthly assistance Ella receives from The Fellowship is a lifeline—helping her put food on the table and care for her grandchildren.
man, woman, young boy - standing in front of mobile bomb shelter - boy holding plastic truck - woman in white dress and blue vest - man with beard in gray T-shirt - looking at camera. Shelter 2025-009 located in Ramat Gan on Givat Olga.
'A Game Changer for Our Family'
As one of the new shelters was lowered into place, Liat, her husband Dimitry, and their 2-year-old son watched with visible relief.