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DPPJ On Campus
 Last year, we welcomed Donier Tyler into a brand new position with the Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem. As the International Campus Coordinator, Donier is helping campus groups around the world to celebrate and pray for Jerusaelm on the first Sunday of every October. In 2009, Donier helped to coordinate seven student leaders across the U.S., as they gathered students together on their campuses to pray for the peace of Jerusalem! Click here to view some of the testimonies from these gatherings. |
The Jerusalem Celebration of the Global Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem
Robert Stearns, Jack Hayford, Malcolm Hedding, Morris Cerullo, Uzi Landau, Shlomo Riskin, Rene Terra Nova, Wayne Hilsden, Becky Brimmer, Naim Khoury, music, dancing and much more! Read More... |
Israel's Security a Heightened Issue for Likud Government
 During a time when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud-led coalition has put into place the largest government in Israel's history, renewed threats from neighboring nations and terror groups have made national security a heightened issue in Israel.
The largely Lebanese-based terrorist group Hizbullah has been causing a stir as of late, not only with respect to Israel, but also in Egypt, causing these two nations to unite efforts in combating possible attacks within their territories.
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Israel's New Prime Minister Still to Be Determined
The elections from Tuesday, February 10 in Israel came to an extremely close finish - so close that the Prime Minister of the new coalition government is still to be determined. President Shimon Peres is expected to appoint his choice this week to attempt to successfully form a coalition government - just a few months after Tzipi Livni was unable to put together a coalition following Ehud Olmert's resignation. Read More... |
2009 Israeli Elections Drawing Near
 With the Israeli elections only several days away on February 10 and the prime minister position to be filled, Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party appear to have a significant lead over the other major candidates, including Tzipi Livni (Kadima party), Ehud Barak (Labor), and Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beiteinu). Read More... |
Choosing Israel's Next Prime Minister
 With the official resignation of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on September 21, the leading Kadima party is now headed by Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, who has been appointed by President Shimon Peres to attempt to form a multi-party coalition under her leadership in Kadima. If Livni is successful by the beginning of November... Read More... |
Giving Tomorrow's Leaders an Educated Heart for Israel
 Thank you so much for your prayers and support, which enabled 24 of the best minds from colleges around the world to take part in this year's Israel Experience program. From the time the students landed in Tel Aviv, to the time three weeks later when they said farewell, every day was full of eye-opening, mind-stretching, opinion-challenging, and faith-building meetings and activities (and they had lots of fun). Read More... |
Gilad Shalit's Book on YouTube
 Gilad Shalit's (Schalit) book, When the Shark and the Fish First Met, is now on YouTube, marking two years since the Israeli soldier was kidnapped.
Produced by the Consulate General of Israel, the video shows fifth-grade students reading from the story that Gilad wrote when he was their age... Read More... |
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