Keep The Lights Burning
Dear Friends,
This Wednesday evening, as the lights of Chanukah shine brightly, we are reminded of the resilience and enduring spirit of the Jewish people.
Yet, this year, we face a crisis on multiple fronts. While we remain steadfast in our efforts to support Israel’s security and peace, we must also confront an urgent and growing threat to Jewish survival around the world.
Dozens of well-funded missionary organizations are relentlessly targeting Jewish youth, attempting to coerce them into abandoning their faith. These deceptive efforts are spreading at an alarming rate, particularly among the younger generations in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. This crisis is compounded by apathy, disillusionment, and the growing trend of intermarriage.
Every Jewish soul is precious and compared to a candle that flickers brightly. As we light our Chanukah candles, we must ensure that none of these lights are extinguished.
At Jews for Judaism, we are actively responding to this threat by providing critical resources—videos, articles, counseling, and educational programs—to empower Jewish individuals to resist missionary influences and strengthen their commitment to Judaism.
The preview of your book helped my student, and he remarked, “This is amazing.” — Rabbi Simon
Furthermore, our programs like The Power of Persuasion and SMARTalks,org equip individuals with the critical thinking tools they need to defend their heritage and beliefs.
But we need your help now more than ever.
To expand this vital work, we are establishing a center in Israel — ground zero for missionary activity. Your generous support at this time will allow us to grow this essential project and ensure that future generations of Jews can remain true to their identity and faith.
Rabbi Kravitz has talked me off the ledge on more than one occasion. His expertise and faith counseling will be put to good work in Israel. — Nancy
Chanukah is an auspicious time when acts of charity and kindness are especially meaningful.
Right now, I ask you to please make a generous donation to Jews for Judaism because together with your contribution we can make a difference and strengthen Jewish identity, and keep Jews Jewish.
Thank you, and I wish you a meaningful and joyfull holiday,
Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz
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