Fellowship of Christians and Jews Expands Global Campaign Against Antisemitism
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has launched its third annual Flags of Fellowship campaign, which has expanded internationally to combat antisemitism. Over 4,375 religious organizations in 13 countries are participating.
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) has launched its third annual Flags of Fellowship campaign, significantly increasing its international reach to combat antisemitism.
This year's campaign involves over 4,375 churches, synagogues, and organizations across 13 countries. Participants will collectively raise more than 5.2 million flags throughout October, uniting in prayer, remembrance, and solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people.
The initiative aims to raise awareness of antisemitism and its global impact. The expansion into new countries and the doubling of participant numbers compared to previous years indicate growing international concern and commitment to addressing the issue.
IFCJ is dedicated to supporting Jewish communities worldwide and fostering understanding between Christians and Jews. The Flags of Fellowship campaign serves as a key effort to counter antisemitic sentiments and actions.