Transcript [00:00] [music] [00:05] [music] [00:11] >> Shalom my friends from here in Israel. [00:14] I'm Yael Eckstein and here are two [00:16] Fellowship projects that [music] you [00:18] should know about this week. Number one, [00:21] one of the most urgent needs in Israel [00:23] is for trauma care. Today, following the [00:25] October 7th attacks, there is more [00:27] trauma centers needed now than ever [00:30] before. And so the Fellowship is on the [00:32] forefront [music] [00:32] building trauma centers focusing on [00:35] resilience to keep the people of Israel [00:38] strong and to let them know [00:39] >> [music] [00:40] >> millions of Christians around the world [00:42] are praying for you, standing with you, [00:45] and here to help. Number two, recently [00:48] this family made Aliyah and it is an [00:50] incredible closing circle because 20 [00:54] years ago her mother was killed in a [00:56] terror [music] attack. When the family [00:58] came to go to the funeral of her mother, [01:01] they looked at the people of Israel and [01:03] said, "We will be back." And now 20 [01:05] years later, they [music] kept that [01:07] promise. This is not only full circle [01:11] but biblical prophecy coming to [01:13] fruition. Well, there you have it [01:14] friends. There [music] are two [01:16] Fellowship projects that you now know [01:18] about. Join me next week, same place, [01:20] same time for more updates on what's [01:22] happening on the ground [01:23] >> [music] [01:23] >> here in the Holy Land. Shalom. [01:29] >> [music]
In this week's update, Yael is sharing how The Fellowship is helping Israelis heal and rebuild after October 7, including bringing new families to their biblical homeland.
Watch now to see how, together, we're helping restore hope in the Holy Land.
