In a surprise announcement, a Jewish girl notified the social worker assigned to her by Yad L’Achim that she had decided to end her relationship with an Arab youth. The reason? The terror attack in Tel Aviv last month that killed three people • Full Story

Yad L’Achim is waging a defensive war against missionaries operating along the Moldova-Ukraine border. The cult members are seeking to take advantage of the distress of Jews escaping for their lives to get them to convert out of their religion • Full Story

Several special delegations from the Yad L’Achim organization, which works tirelessly to save Jewish souls trapped in Arab lands, visited several gedolim to publicize their latest work, a haggadah fully translated into Arabic • Full Story, Photos

In the wake of incontrovertible evidence reaching Yad L’Achim that Christian missionaries have been sent to the border to identify Jews and offer them assistance as a way of getting them to join their churches in Israel, Yad L’Achim reached out to the local Jewish community in Moldova • Full Story

Not resting on its laurels, Yad L’Achim has followed up on its success with special films on Pesach, Sukkos and Chanukah, and this week released an Arabic-language film on Purim. Like its predecessors, the film is meant for Jews living in Arab countries, or in Arab communities in Israel. It is also meant for Arabic-speaking Jews around the world • Full Story, Video

“Chosen People Ministries” – a missionary organization that was set up in the United States more than 100 years ago – turned to its Christian supporters this week with a request for assistance in absorbing Jewish families that escaped from Ukraine to Israel. In its request, the organization declares its intention to hold a large, centralized baptism for them on Erev Pesach, Yad L’Achim revealed • Full Story