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Christian Group Bridges Gap With Practical Aid in Israel

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The Christian organization Bridges for Peace has been providing humanitarian aid and community support in Israel for over 50 years. Chief Operating Officer Daniel Kirchhevel highlighted the importance of a physical presence and practical assistance, especially after the October 7th attacks. Initiatives include supporting towns like Arad, providing food and emergency supplies, and assisting over 20,000 people monthly. Kirchhevel emphasized that Christian support stems from biblical convictions and a desire to act on faith.

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  • Bridges for Peace provides humanitarian aid and community support in Israel for over 50 years.
  • The organization's COO, Daniel Kirchhevel, stressed the importance of physical presence and practical help.
  • Initiatives include the "Adopt an Israeli Town" program and supporting communities near Gaza.
  • Bridges for Peace assists over 20,000 people monthly with food, emergency supplies, and equipment.
  • Kirchhevel cited biblical faith and gratitude for the Jewish people as motivations for the work.
  • The organization's efforts have intensified following the October 7th attacks and ongoing security challenges.

All Israel News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read All Israel News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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