The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) is making a significant impact on northern Israel by strengthening the medical infrastructure in the region. As conflicts along Israel’s northern border persist, IFCJ has stepped in to provide support during these challenging times.
As part of their broader efforts to aid Israel during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, IFCJ has made substantial donations to various sectors, including healthcare, agriculture, and food security. Two major gifts have been allocated to hospitals in the Galilee region to equip them with essential resources.
IFCJ’s President, Yael Eckstein, emphasized the importance of investing in the homefront’s capacity to protect citizens during both times of peace and war. The organization has also partnered with HaShomer HaChadash to address food security issues faced by farmers across Israel.
This initiative is part of IFCJ’s continuous support towards various food security projects, with an annual contribution exceeding $80 million. The Fellowship has allocated over $75 million to secure Israel’s homefront through civilian defense and emergency response projects.
IFCJ remains committed to supporting hospitals in Israel’s periphery, where medical infrastructure needs strengthening amidst escalating threats from hostile forces.