The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has been on the ground in the Holy Land for more than 40 years, providing food, shelter, and safety to those in need.

And they deliver meals to the elderly, place bomb shelters in vulnerable places, bulletproof ambulances, and donate life-saving equipment to hospitals.

And that's only scratching the surface of their work.

I urge you to join me in supporting the

international fellowship of Christians and Jews in this life-saving work. To help the

fellowship continue this urgent work, please go online to levin for thefellowship.org,

L-E-V-I-N for thefellowship.org, and please donate today. It's a tax-deductible donation.

That's Levine for thefellowship.org, L-E-V-I-N for the Fellowship.org.

Mark Levin and the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews bring you on the front lines.

You know, I'm extremely excited with our brand new podcast on the front lines with our podcast partner, Yail El-Extein, International Fellowship for Christians and Jews, an organization I admire, I support, that does so much good for Christians and Jews and in the Holy Land.

And we're here with our friend Yaliyah Exte. You know, yeah, yeah, let us let us remind everybody who's listening in America and elsewhere about your

background in the International Fellowship for Christians and Jews and how it came to be.

Well, thank you so much. I'm so blessed to be back with you. This is actually what I look

forward to.

It's been incredible conversations that we've had that have been inspiring to me.

And I look forward to continuing today on this third episode.

So the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, which is the organization that I lead, is the leading nonprofit,

which is building bridges between Christians and Jews

and through those bridges where blessing Israel and the Jewish people around the world with

humanitarian care and life-saving aid, just like the scripture say, to feed the hungry,

to clothe the naked, to shelter the poor. The fellowship is around 40 years old. It was founded

in 1983 by my father, Rabbi

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