A Glorious Future -  Stand for the Hostages 

 In today’s edition, we celebrate the unveiling of Yad Vashem Way in NYC—a powerful tribute to Holocaust remembrance—and President Trump’s bold action against antisemitism on college campuses. After 482 days in captivity, three Israeli hostages have finally returned home, yet about 100 hostages—both living and deceased—remain in Hamas’s hands. Meanwhile, the world watches anxiously as the fate of the Bibas family remains uncertain, and Israel’s new ambassador to Washington reminds us, “This is a battle of good against evil.”

Christian Women for Israel is committed to prayer, advocacy, and action. Join us as we stand for truth, demand the release of every last hostage, and  bless Israel.

Never Forget: A Powerful Reminder in the Streets of New York 

A new sign stands in Manhattan—"Yad Vashem Way"—a permanent reminder of the Holocaust and a challenge to never forget. But will those who see it pause and reflect? Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan hopes so, saying, “This is one more way to accomplish the goal of bringing people to learn about the Shoah.”

With Holocaust denial on the rise and antisemitism reaching alarming levels—even in New York City—this initiative comes at a crucial time. Will it serve as a wake-up call to those who downplay or distort history?

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A New Voice for Israel in Washington

As Prime Minister Netanyahu prepares for his historic visit to Washington, Israel’s new ambassador to the U.S., Yechiel Leiter, is stepping into his role with a powerful message: this is a battle of good against evil. A former IDF soldier and close aide to Netanyahu, Leiter brings both personal sacrifice and deep conviction to his mission. What does his appointment mean for Israel-U.S. relations, and how will he help shape this critical alliance?

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Pray for a Miracle: The Bibas Family’s Fate Hangs in the Balance

The world is watching, and Israel is bracing for heartbreaking news. As reports surface that officials fear the worst for Kfir and Ariel Bibas, their mother Shiri,, we refuse to give up hope. “The information we received is not good,” said Shiri’s cousin, but families and supporters worldwide continue to wear orange, standing in solidarity and praying for their safe return.

Will a miracle happen? Will the world demand action before it’s too late? Join us in prayer and read the latest heartbreaking update on the Bibas family.

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Trump Cracks Down on Campus Antisemitism

Jewish students have faced an alarming rise in harassment, intimidation, and open hatred on college campuses. Now, President Trump has signed an executive order to combat antisemitism, vowing to punish pro-Hamas radicals, deport foreign students who support terrorism, and hold universities accountable. Will this be the turning point for campus safety?

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When Good Turns Bad – Lessons from Scripture

The stories of Saul, Ananias, and Sapphira—and the modern scandals we see today—remind us of the danger of drifting from God’s purpose. Yet, as Modern-Day Esthers, we have the opportunity to intercede, reflect God’s light, and support the restoration of what has been broken.

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For Such a Time as This: Stand with Israel Today

Christian Women for Israel is a movement of Modern-Day Esthers—women of faith who pray, advocate, educate, and bless Israel in tangible ways.

Your support strengthens our mission to:
✅ Pray for Israel and her people through powerful prayer initiatives.
✅ Advocate against antisemitism and stand boldly for truth.
✅ Educate & Inform women of faith about biblical and modern-day Israel.
✅ Bless Israel with real, tangible support—providing food, shelter, and everyday essentials to those in need.

💙 Will you stand with us today? Your gift equips Christian women everywhere to be a voice for Israel, bringing hope and action where it’s needed most.

 Freedom After 482 Days: Hostages Return Home 

After 482 days of captivity, Israeli hostages Arbel Yehud, Agam Berger, and Gadi Mozes have finally been freed and reunited with their families. Their return is a miracle, but the harrowing scenes of their release—where they were publicly taunted by mobs as they were transferred to the Red Cross—remind us of the unimaginable cruelty of Hamas and its terror allies. “Thank God we have reached this moment,” Agam Berger’s family shared. “Our girl is strong, believing, and brave.”

While we celebrate these homecomings, more than 130 hostages remain in captivity. Now is the time to continue standing in prayer and action until every last hostage is home.

Wear Your Faith—Stand for the Hostages

The Yellow Ribbon Lapel Pin is more than just a symbol—it’s a commitment to pray without ceasing and to advocate until every hostage is freed. With each order, you’ll receive two pins—one to wear and one to share—to remind the world that we won’t stop praying until every hostage is home.

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In The Know: Today’s Israel News 

• A Glorious Future:  Priorities
• Breaking Barriers: Israel’s First Female Astronaut Prepares for Space
• Israel: Eight dead in Hamas list of 33 hostages to be freed  
• UNWRA - When Good Turns Bad
• Trump Makes 2,000-Pound Bombs Available to Israel, Undoing Biden Pause 
• Hamas Terrorists Admit Israeli Hostages Held at Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital  
• Hegseth tells Netanyahu US commited to ensuring Israel has the capabilities to defend itself  

A Glorious Future Awaits

Harry Truman once said, “I had faith in Israel before it was established; I have faith in it now. I believe it has a glorious future before it—not just another sovereign nation, but as an embodiment of the great ideals of our civilization.” We stand firm in our belief that Israel’s future is bright under God’s divine protection.

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