Yechiel Eckstein
Tel Aviv, IFCJ open new shelter for Israel's homeless
HaGagon's goal is to "provide a home for addicts living on the streets while maintaining a sense of human dignity," the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality said.
IFCJ had immediate, life-saving impact in Israel during coronavirus crisis
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews cancels Jerusalem center
Rabbi Eckstein’s final interview
Unto the Nations: Life lessons from Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein not only distributed more charity for the Jewish people than anyone else in history, he brought about a revolution in Jewish-Christian relations.
No Holds Barred: How Christians went from enemies to best friends
On a miraculous transformation.
Interfaith Relations: Evangelical-Jewish relations after Eckstein
How will the death of the IFCJ’s charismatic founder affect the future of Christian support for Israel?
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein's daughter steps into the late rabbi's shoes
Yael Eckstein had known that she would be taking over for her father at the fellowship.
First Olim flight lands in Israel since Rabbi Eckstein's death
Olim on the flight were from Kiev, Odessa, Kharkov and Kropyvnytskyi.
14 Days: SACRED AWE
Ori Ansbacher, 19, was brutally murdered in Jerusalem’s Ein Yael forest on February 21, and was buried in her hometown of Tekoa the next day.
The Human Spirit: His world was a wide bridge
In Chicago, Eckstein was the first Jew many of the Evangelical pastors had ever met and they were willing, even eager, to support Jews, Israel and Soviet Jewry.
Remembering Rabbi Yehiel Eckstein
“He felt that the best way to touch them would be to address them in their own language, to lower as much as possible all the barriers.”
Hundreds come to pay final respects to IFCJ founder Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein
“Yechiel was like the sun that shines one the world, and he shone on all Jews everywhere,” said Rabbi Berel Lazar.
Israeli-American Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein dies at 67
Eckstein raised over $1.3 billion, and until his death raised more than $140 million a year, mostly from Evangelicals, to assist Israel and the Jewish people.
From the Ukraine to the Gaza border: IFCJ brings 400 more olim
The olim came to Israel to escape economic hardship and the ongoing violence of the Ukrainian civil war.
