After the tragedy of the shooting at Bondi Beach, Daniel Zeunert met a group of young Israelis who had been in Sydney on the day of the attack, as he reports. 

Given that it was Hanukkah, I wanted something appropriate written on the whiteboards that sit alongside my book table. On that day, I wrote, ‘The light still shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.’ Next to it I placed a picture of a Hanukkiah. 

Cruelly timed with Hanukkah, last year ended in tragedy for Jewish people as terrorists attacked Sydney’s Jewish community while they celebrated the festival on Bondi Beach. Here Rahel Landrum, one of our missionaries in Sydney, reflects on the evil attack. 

Without doubt, the Jewish community in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney have experienced one of the darkest nights imaginable. As they gathered to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah, the festival of Lights, terrorists opened fire on unarmed civilians – fathers, mothers, children, and the elderly. So far, sixteen people are dead and many more are injured, with some in critical condition.

Palestinian Pastor Naheed Salman, Jewish Missionary Aviel Sela and our CEO Joseph Steinberg share the love of Jesus and views on where God is in the devastating conflict ravaging their land with Michael Fanstone on Premier Radio.

On Saturday 7th October, Hamas launched a military offensive against Israel – bombing, shooting, and taking hostages. Many have been killed in the attacks and the violence is ongoing. The war is not only affecting the Jewish people we are reaching in Israel, but also the Jewish people we are ministering to all over the world.

First for the Jews? Joseph Steinberg, Mark and Rahel Landrum talk to Dominic Steele on The Pastor’s Heart.

International Mission to Jewish People CEO Joseph Steinberg was recently featured on UCB Radio to talk about the 75th Anniversary of Israel.

God willing, this year we intend to hold a local outreach in every city where we have a missionary placed. Find out what we are planning and how you can help.