Over 5.2 Million Israeli Flags Displayed Worldwide in Solidarity Campaign
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Over 5.2 million Israeli flags were displayed worldwide by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews in a solidarity campaign for the third anniversary of the October 7th attack. The month-long initiative involves over 4,375 churches and organizations in 14 countries. The IFCJ stated the campaign highlights Christian-Jewish friendship and has provided $432 million in aid to Israel over three years.
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- Over 5.2 million Israeli flags were displayed worldwide in a solidarity campaign.
- The campaign commemorates the third anniversary of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.
- The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews organized the global initiative.
- More than 4,375 churches and organizations in 14 countries are participating.
- The campaign aims to showcase solidarity and friendship between Christians and Jews.
- The IFCJ has provided $432 million in aid to Israel over the past three years.
More than 5.2 million Israeli flags have been displayed globally as part of an international solidarity campaign commemorating the third anniversary of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. The initiative was organized by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ). According to the IFCJ, over 4,375 churches, universities, and various organizations across 14 countries are participating in the campaign, which will run throughout October.
In addition to displaying flags, participants are holding prayer services, worship events, and other activities to support Israel and the Jewish people. Yael Eckstein, President and CEO of the IFCJ, stated that following October 7, much of the focus has been on stories of division and hatred. She explained that this campaign aims to highlight the solidarity and friendship that exist between Christians and Jews.
The IFCJ also reported that it has provided $432 million in aid to Israel over the past three years. These funds have been allocated for emergency support, assistance to vulnerable populations, and new immigrants.
