Jewish Monastery
of Theodosius
A wooden Star of David hanging from a blossoming branch against a blue sky

A homeland worth protecting.

The Jewish people's bond with the land of Israel is three thousand years deep. Add your name today and help us protect the land and the families who live on it.

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9,827families supported
217protection and safety projects
21heritage sites cared for
16communities served
Why it matters

Three reasons we stand for Israel.

Our supporters share a conviction: a homeland is only as strong as the people willing to defend it. This is the case we make, and we invite you to weigh it.

Deep roots

For some three thousand years, Jewish prayer, memory and identity have turned toward this land. We believe that continuity gives the people's return and presence here a legitimacy worth honoring.

A safe refuge

After centuries of persecution, Jews built a state where they could defend themselves. We hold that every country has a duty to protect its civilians, and Israel's people are no exception.

A living community

Behind every headline are schools, farms, clinics and families trying to live ordinary lives. Protecting the homeland means protecting them, and the hope of a peaceful future.

Our work

Where your support goes.

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Safety and resilience

Protective equipment, shelters and emergency readiness for communities facing threats.

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Heritage and education

Teaching the history of the land and caring for the sites that carry its memory.

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Family support

Practical help for families affected by conflict: food, counselling and a way back to normal life.

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“Oleg and his wife first met in Belarus. About four years ago, Oleg made Aliyah, returning to Israel, the ancestral homeland of the Jewish people. Today, they are married and raising their young child in Israel while navigating the lengthy family reunification process.”

Oleg, Group Leader

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