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Did you know that The Joshua Fund provides funding for several radio stations to broadcast Bible teaching into various regions of the epicenter every weekday?
Joel C. Rosenberg introduces some of the ways you can be involved with The Joshua Fund on Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
On January 27th, we solemnly mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the date on which the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp was liberated by the Soviet Red Army troops in 1944.
Learn about how The Joshua Fund plans to provide food and other life sustaining supplies to communities directly affected by a crisis or natural disaster, such as an earthquake.
The Times of Israel and the Associated Press reported that with Israel situated in one of the world’s earthquake-prone areas, officials are taking action to protect the Holy Land’s most important ancient treasures so they don’t come tumbling down.
That your donations established monthly deliveries for 14 Distribution Centers in Israel that provide humanitarian relief to approximately 3,660 families each month?
Tourism Ministry figures point to new record in tourist entries in past year with more than 3.5 million visitors. Fifty-three percent of tourists were Christian, about half of them Catholics, 28% were Jewish, and the rest were members of other religions or people with no religious affiliation.
Learn from Joel C. Rosenberg why The Joshua Fund was formed in 2006, and how The Joshua Fund prayerfully seeks to fulfill the mission to bless Israel and her neighbors in the name of Jesus, according to Genesis 12:1-3.
An estimated 75,000 Christian pilgrims are now in Israel to celebrate Christmas and many will visit Bethlehem, especially tonight on Christmas Eve. By the time the Christmas season is over, "about two million people will have visited Bethlehem in 2013," which Israeli tourism officials note is "almost double the 2012 figure of 1.18 million" people.
The Times of Israel reported that Jerusalem partially returned to life Tuesday morning, after a heavy winter snow storm left the capital isolated and largely shut down over the weekend.
Municipality urging everyone to stay indoors as weather conditions worsen; electric corp. declares national state of emergency; tens of thousands left without power.
School called off in the capital and its environs, areas of the West Bank; snow expected to spread to Negev on Friday.
Deal signed in Washington aims to provide the region with more drinking water while replenishing the ailing salt lake.
YNet News reported that a new study draws a picture of a worrying situation across wide swaths of Israeli society. According to the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel study, published on Wednesday, 35% of Israelis have reached a state of severe distress.
Please join The Joshua Fund in wishing all of our friends a very blessed Chanukah. The Feast of Dedication – Chanukah (Hanukkah) that literally means “Dedication”– is celebrated in 2013 beginning at sundown Wednesday, November 27th and continuing through Thursday, December 5th.
Court rules measure has expired, state worries cancellation of curfew may fuel new protests between Morsi activists, government supporters
As you join The Joshua Fund in praying for the peace of Jerusalem and throughout Israel, please also be praying for healing and comfort for the five Israeli soldiers wounded in Gaza, and for calm to be restored on the Israeli borders. Read the article in Haaretz by clicking the link.
Since its very beginning, The Joshua Fund has sought to bring help to the poor and needy in Israel through local distribution centers that provide food directly to those in need. The most recent statistics that have been released by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) show a continued increase in those who are at risk of falling below the poverty line.
