As 2025 draws to a close, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews found itself on the ground during one of the most challenging and transformative years in recent memory. From Israel to Ukraine, The Fellowship has been a lifeline—providing humanitarian aid, strengthening security, supporting aliyah, and building community between Christians and Jews in unprecedented ways.

This year has tested the resilience of the Jewish people and the global faith community that stands with them. But these tests have revealed extraordinary courage, compassion, and unity. The following are some of The Fellowship's most significant accomplishments of 2025, each one a testament to what faith, generosity, and partnership can achieve.

Responding to Crisis: Emergency Aid in Israel

In June, Israel faced a new wave of danger when Iranian missile strikes damaged hundreds of buildings, injured civilians, and forced approximately 5,000 Israelis to evacuate their homes. The Fellowship acted immediately, distributing $2.5 million in emergency aid to families whose homes were destroyed or who were displaced by the attacks.

Fellowship volunteers delivered ready-made meals, emergency supplies, and emotional support to elderly residents, many of whom had no one else to turn. One of the most striking images from the crisis was Zelda, a 90-year-old woman, sitting among the rubble of her damaged building as Fellowship staff brought her food and comfort the very next day. Throughout the year, The Fellowship strengthened Israel's emergency preparedness by supporting first responders, hospitals, synagogues, and vulnerable communities in places of danger.

Humanitarian Aid Across Borders: Supporting Syrian Christians and Druze

In early 2025, The Fellowship completed one of its most significant humanitarian operations to date: delivering critical aid........

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