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Dear Jorge,

We are thrilled to share with you a special Christmas video greeting that Prime Minister Netanyahu created for Christians throughout the world. We are touched and inspired by the Prime Minister's words and we pray that you will be too.
As the challenges to Israel have mounted, we in CUFI have responded with unprecedented efforts and activity.  But we need your help to keep up this fight! 
Now through the end of the year your donation to CUFI will be matched --  dollar-for-dollar -- up to $500,000, thanks to a special matching gift grant. 
The fact is that we need these funds now more than ever, because Israel needs our support now more than ever!
This generous opportunity to double your gift through our matching grant expires 12/31/11. Won’t you join us and stand for Israel now?
Blessings to you and those you love,

Pastor John Hagee           David Brog
National Chairman            Executive Director
CUFI                                CUFI

Watch Prime Minister  Netanyahu wish Christians around the world a Merry Christmas.
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