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Nearly 2,000 Christians Visit Israel to Commemorate Oct. 7 Attacks

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Nearly 2,000 Christian leaders and tourists visited Israel this week to commemorate the October 7 Hamas attacks and express solidarity with Israelis. The delegations, including the Ambassador Summit and Eagles’ Wings tour, participated in memorial services and visited massacre sites. Speakers at a Western Wall service included released hostages and officials, with Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter warning of a threat to Judeo-Christian civilization. Visitors reported profound experiences, aiming to counter media narratives and strengthen ties between Christian communities and Israel.

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  • Nearly 2,000 Christian leaders and tourists visited Israel to commemorate the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.
  • Delegations included over 1,000 Christian leaders from 122 countries and nearly 550 from 53 nations.
  • A memorial service at the Western Wall featured released hostages and officials.
  • Speakers warned of a broader threat to Judeo-Christian civilization.
  • Visitors expressed solidarity and stated that Israelis will 'never be alone again'.
  • Attendees described their experiences as life-changing and vowed to build bridges with Israel.

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