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Volume One   



Rabbi Eckstein

Welcome!
I am so thankful that you have chosen to become a part of IFCJ and join in our work to help the less fortunate.  There are so many people throughout Israel and the former Soviet Union who are suffering under heartbreaking conditions and your compassion and understanding will make a very meaningful difference in their lives.
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Israel's Poor
More than 1.6 million people in Israel live in poverty.  Our Guardians of Israel program helps provide basic necessities like food, clothing, and shelter to hundreds of thousands of suffering children, families and elderly people living in the Holy land.  Learn more about this critical work >>>

   




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Make a Difference
Find out how you can join a prayer team, become an advocate for Israel, financially support IFCJ programs and more.  Join Us >>>

   




Do You Have a
Giving Heart?
Do you engage in acts of charity with a glad heart?  Find out the highest form of charity.  Rabbi Eckstein explains the eight levels of charity based on your attitude of giving.  Read More >>>

   




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