Israel in Crisis
From supporting war-affected families and strengthening food security to helping rebuild and rehabilitate communities—here is how ICEJ respond when Israel needed it most.
Resilience Preparedness Program
Our Resilience Preparedness Program supported Majd al-Krum, an Arab community in the Galilee. ICEJ's assistance upgraded the local Women's Center, creating a safer and more welcoming environment for the 40 young women it serves. Creative workshops in woodworking and mural art helped participants build practical skills, self-confidence, and a sense of belonging. The donation is also contributing to the development of a new community park, benefiting the wider Majd al-Krum community.
In addition, ICEJ sponsored trauma treatment for two groups of emergency responders who served during the October 7 attacks. The sessions were held on a farm in the Negev, providing first responders with space to process their experiences and begin healing.
Building Civilian Resilience →
Bomb Shelters
Since October 7th, 2023, ICEJ installed 51 new bomb shelters across Israel, in vulnerable regions including a Karmiel Food Distribution Center.
Bomb Shelters Project →
Ambulances & Medical Support
The ICEJ has donated a total of five ambulances since the war began on October 7, 2023, with a sixth now on order. This includes a specially designed, fully equipped ambulance enabling the transport of disabled children to life-saving medical appointments and treatments. Furthermore, ICEJ sponsored two Medi-cycles as well as dozens of paramedic kits, and protective gear.
View Ambulance Donation →
Radio Devices & Relay Towers
Since the war, ICEJ provided 702 communication devices and several relay towers to communities along the northern border. Areas benefited include: Sadot HaNegev, Hof Ashkelon, Shlomi & Ma'alot Tarshiha, Merom HaGalil , Merchavim , Tzfat , Lower Galilee Regional Council , Dorot & Sha'ar HaNegev. These devices have proved to be game changers for local emergency response teams, greatly improving coordination and lifesaving response capabilities.
Radio Devices Story →The ICEJ sponsored life-sustaining equipment for ALEH, a center in Bnei Brak caring for young people with severe disabilities that took a direct hit during the Iranian missile attack in summer 2025.
Agro-Tech High School & Greenhouse Classroom
The ICEJ funded a Greenhouse Classroom in the south to give students hands-on agro-tech experience, combining practical farming, leadership training, and modern crop cultivation. A new learning center and four additional classrooms sponsored by the ICEJ are now being built to complete a new education complex, providing modern, well-equipped learning environments. We anticipate the completion of this project by year end.
Future Farmers Story →
Home Adaptations for Victims of Terror
With thousands wounded, the ICEJ provided assistance to adapt several homes for those injured as a result of the war.
Home Renovations →Trauma Support & Recovery
Gymboree at Kibbutz Alumim
Since the war, ICEJ has supported trauma recovery across Israel. In Sadot Negev, a new Gymboree at Kibbutz Alumim helps children rebuild confidence after October 7.
Gymboree Donation →
Feuerstein Institute Trauma Therapy
ICEJ renovated a trauma therapy center to provide immediate care in the wake of the attack on the 7th. Recognizing that the space wasn't sufficient to meet the need, four additional therapy rooms are under construction now, which will significantly increase the center's capacity to offer consistent, high-quality trauma care for those in recovery.
Trauma Care Clinic →
Retreat for Victims of Terror
ICEJ sponsored a retreat for some 40 victims of terror including Nova survivors, significantly reducing trauma symptoms and restoring a sense of safety and hope.
Frontlines Response →
Horse-Assisted Therapy at Kibbutz Urim
The ICEJ is supporting trauma recovery through horse-assisted therapy at Kibbutz Urim, helping children, teens, emergency responders and others manage anxiety, build confidence, and reconnect emotionally after October 7. Planning is underway to revive and rebuild the animal therapy corner through the generosity of ICEJ's Christian friends worldwide, with building anticipated in 2026.
Animal Therapy Corner →
Emergency Evacuee Assistance
Additionally, following the Iranian attack in the summer of 2025, the ICEJ provided 25 Early Childhood Activity Kits for children. The ICEJ provided 35 grants for victims of terror immigrant families following the Iranian attack in June 2025 and bought furniture needed to house 40 evacuees from Bat Yam who had to flee their destroyed homes. 65 evacuated children in Bat Yam were sponsored for summer camp immediately after the attack.
Help the Hurting →Healing Through Design
The ICEJ provided grants to 52 evacuated families from Kibbutz Nir Oz whose homes were destroyed. These grants connected each family with interior designers and social workers to replace essential household items through a supportive therapeutic process designed to help recreate a sense of home in their temporary housing.
Healing Through Design →
Building Trust in Medical Teams
With medical teams under immense strain due to the war, ICEJ supported a program to help 26 hospitals and medical facilities rebuild communication, restore trust, and maintain quality care between Arab and Jewish medical service providers in the difficult post-October 7 environment. This initiative strengthened the professional fabric of Israel in the medical field, at a time of severe stress.
Building Trust Story →
ICEJ hosted four hands-on tours this year, bringing over 50 Christian volunteers from around the world to farms, warehouses, food distribution centers, and kitchens, connecting supporters of Israel to the land in a practical way and bringing encouragement to many Israelis along the way.
