Why the cross – part 3

One Family in the Land:
Standing Together with Nof HaGalil

Most people think of arrival as the beginning of a story—the moment a plane lands, a family steps into a new country, and a new life begins. But what we are seeing here in Israel is something different, something deeply meaningful. For many of the Jewish immigrant families preparing to arrive in the coming days […]

Building Bridges of Love in a Time of War

In the middle of these difficult days, we are also witnessing something deeply encouraging — moments where compassion and unity rise above fear. Recently we delivered the first shipment of comfort kits to public shelters in Nof HaGalil. These kits include simple items like coffee, tea, cookies, cups, and electric kettles. For families spending long […]

Bridges of Blessing:
An Orthodox Rabbi and a Christian Pastor United in God’s Love

In a world where headlines often magnify division and conflict, the Lord is quietly weaving together a much different story in the Land of Israel. It is a story not of hatred and separation, but of reconciliation, love, and brotherhood—where Jews and Arabs stand side by side as family, united in the goodness of God. […]

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A Place at the Table:
Blessing 1,000 Families for the Biblical Holidays

In just a few weeks, Jewish families across Israel will gather around their tables to welcome Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year—a time of reflection, prayer, family, and hopes for a sweet year ahead. There will be apples dipped in honey, special meals shared with children and grandchildren, and traditions passed from one generation to […]

A Different Picture of Israel:
When Arabs and Jews Help One Another

Recently, I was sitting with a young man named Timofey at our Humanitarian Aid Center. He is a Jewish Israeli serving in the army, and his family has been coming to us for practical help during this difficult season. As we talked, I found myself thinking about the picture in front of me. Here I […]

When a Friend Calls —
A Story of Compassion Across Communities

Sometimes the most meaningful moments begin with a simple phone call. Recently, a Jewish friend of mine who serves with the municipal police called me with an unusual request. A man he cared deeply about had been seriously injured in a motorcycle accident and was recovering at Rambam Hospital in Haifa. “Would you come with […]

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