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.

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.
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A smiling woman with dark hair tied back, wearing a blue sleeveless top, standing against a textured gray wall, representing hope and resilience.
Your Prayers Make a Difference
During the tense period of constant missile attacks from Iran, many Israelis were vulnerable.
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Older person sitting indoors with a hand on their chest beside a walker and a fan in a modest room.
‘God Protected Me’
When an Iranian missile struck her neighborhood, Rima was in shock and disbelief to see such destruction and chaos.
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A man, with a prosthetic leg, sitting on a couch with an elderly woman sitting next to him.
Her Greatest Wish Is Peace
Thanks to you, Sofia feels safe and supported – even as rocket fire threatens her every day.
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Safwan Marich (IFCJ Staff) in black IFCJ logo shirt, left and Yossi Turgeman (Chief Security Officer of Ma’alot-Tarshiha) in black jacket, right - standing in front of IFCJ armored security vehicle - white pickup truck with IFCJ logo on doors - metal fence or barricade - Regina Yakubov house that was hit by a Hezbollah rocket in rear
Project Spotlight: Armored Security Vehicles
Thanks to all those who love Israel, like YOU, we are providing security and essential equipment to save lives. We delivered an armored vehicle to an
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elderly woman with dark hair - gray or tan patterned dress - sitting with Yael Eckstein on tan couch
‘You Take Care of Me’
Born in Morocco just before World War II, Aliah today lives in her biblical homeland in the holy city of Tiberias. But this 88-year-old Jewish woman
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