A sobering report from the National Public Diplomacy Directorate in Israel reveals the unrelenting wave of terrorism faced by the Jewish state in 2024. Over 18,000 terrorist attacks—including rockets, stabbings, shootings, and UAV strikes—took a devastating toll, claiming nearly 150 lives and injuring over 1,200 people. Despite these harrowing statistics, the resilience of the Israeli people and the support from allies around the world continue to inspire hope.
The report highlights that Israel was attacked from seven fronts: Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, Iraq, Yemen, and within its borders. Most of the incidents involved rockets, with over 15,400 fired from Lebanon alone, forcing tens of thousands of Israelis to evacuate northern communities. Hamas and Hezbollah—both backed by Iran—were central in these attacks, including the brutal invasion of Oct. 7, 2023, which sparked ongoing conflict in Gaza and the northern regions.
Thank You to Our Modern-Day Esthers
To the Christian Women for Israel who gave generously to the bomb shelter campaign, your efforts have provided critical protection for countless lives. These shelters have not only saved lives but also given families a safe haven during these relentless attacks. Thank you for answering the call and demonstrating unwavering solidarity with Israel.
A Call to Action
The report underscores the ongoing threat Israel faces and the need for continued support. As believers, we are called to intercede through prayer and action. Let us pray for:
- The safety and protection of Israeli families.
- Strength and wisdom for Israel’s leaders and defense forces.
- Healing for the injured and comfort for those grieving losses.
- Peace in the region and the dismantling of terror networks.
Chrisitan Women For Israel encourages you to continue your advocacy by sharing Israel’s story, countering misinformation, and supporting initiatives that provide safety and hope to the people of Israel. Together, we can make a meaningful impact and stand firmly with the Jewish people as they face these ongoing challenges.
For more information, read the original report on Algemeiner.
