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2/ ...with us from all the wisdom she has gained in her life. We feel so blessed to know her and call her our friend. #cfijerusalem #holocaustsurvivor #schindlerslist

@CFIJerusalem were honoured to visit & spend time with a dear friend Karin. Karin is turning 97 this year & is the last living survivor from Schindler's list. She always appreciates our visits & the attention we give her. We love hearing her stories & she loves to share... 👇👇

Yom Ha'atzmaut (Israel Independence Day) marks 78 years of Israel’s rebirth and independence. However, Israel did not begin in 1948. In fact it was over 3000 years ago when Israel came into existance. And Scripture states, The LORD will rebuild Zion (Psalm 102).

3,000 years old, 78 years young. Happy Birthday, Israel! 🇮🇱

2/ ...came into existance. Here is a photo from 1864, when a census was taken and found that twice as many Jews lived in Jerusalem than Arabs!

#YomHaatzmaut (Israel Independence Day) in 2026 begins tonight (April 21, 2026) & ends at nightfall Wednesday, April 22, 2026. It marks 78 years of Israel’s rebirth & independence. However, Israel did not begin in 1948. In fact it was over 3000 years ago when Israel... 👇👇👇

3/ So the next time someone tells you that Israel "began" in 1948, show them this 2,900-year-old receipt.

2/ ...During the campaign, the Assyrian king was met by a coalition of kings, including Ahab of Israel. This was the first instance of any real resistance against the Assyrian threat that would eventually conquer all of Syria and the Levant, save for the Kingdom of Judah.... 👇👇

The Kurkh Monolith (pictured) was discovered in Syria in 1861 by British archaeologist John George Taylor & is in the British Museum in London. It is 2900 years old. On it is written Assyrian king Shalmaneser III speaking about his battle against Ahab the king of #Israel...👇

History matters, and the evidence is written in stone, scrolls, and inscriptions. Top 5 pieces of evidence showing the deep roots of the Jewish people in the land of Israel: 1. Archaeological inscriptions like the Tel Dan Stele referencing the House of David 2. The Dead Sea Scrolls preserving ancient Hebrew texts from over 2,000 years ago 3. Coins from ancient Judea bearing Hebrew writing and Jewish symbols like the menorah 4. Remains of the First and Second Temple periods in Jerusalem including the Western Wall 5. Continuous Hebrew language and cultural presence tied to the land for over 3,000 years A history unearthed. A people rooted. #TimeToStandUpForIsrael

Although this has become the norm, it should not pass without comment. Disgraceful misinformation.

The Hebrew word בטח (batach) primarily means "to trust". It also encompasses related concepts like security, confidence & safety. The word paints a picture of clinging to, or being welded to, something for support and sustenance, like a fruit attached to a vine. See Psalm 91.

All of us @cfi_uk would like to wish our #Jewish and #Christian friends a very happy and peaceful Passover. @CFIJerusalem @cfideutschland

Irrespective of the Iranian Dictatorship, it is The LORD God who builds #Zion.

The Lord loves the gates of #Zion more than all the dwellings of Jacob. Psalm 87

As Israelis gather this Passover, the holiday of freedom, resilience is on full display. Even under the threat of missile and rocket attacks from the Iranian regime and Hezbollah, families come together, holding fast to tradition, unity, and hope. Because resilience is part of the story, then and now. Chag Pesach Sameach 🇮🇱✨

Nothing reveals the truth quite like an unintended admission. Critics of the death-penalty law passed in the Knesset are busy calling it “racist,” insisting it targets Palestinians. But the law itself is clear: it applies to terrorists who carry out murderous attacks. It names an act, not a people. The question writes itself: who made the leap from “terrorist” to “Palestinian”? Not the law. The critics. In trying to expose prejudice, they’ve exposed their own. A law about behavior becomes, in their reading, a law about identity, which tells you far more about their assumptions than about the text. 🫢 dw.com/en/israel-pass…

Rare footage of Jews heading to the Western Wall in Jerusalem on Passover of 1913.

Wishing all those celebrating, Chag Pesach Sameach! Happy Passover!

Passover 2026 begins at sunset on April 1, and ends at nightfall on April 9, 2026. This coincides with the Easter period once again. However you celebrate this period, may you know the blessings of the LORD God upon you, and may you be covered by the 'blood of the Lamb.'