An internal missionary publication that has reached the hands of Yad L’Achim reveals that Christian organizations are training their members who are IDF soldiers in how to get their Jewish comrades to convert. Due to the seriousness of the matter, Yad L’Achim sent an urgent letter to Defense Minister Benny Gantz calling on him to removes active missionaries from the ranks of the army and to stop drafting cult members • Full Story

To commemorate the yahrtzeit of Rachel Imeinu, 70 brave women rescued by Yad L’Achim from Arab villages visited her tomb in Beit Lechem last Thursday. The visit was part of the organization’s ongoing social/educational program aimed at deepening the Jewish identity of these women who for years were cut off from any trace of Judaism. It was meant to give them the tools to continue their journey back to our people and to afford them the merit of davening at the holy site • Full Story

A young Jewish woman who just last year escaped France – and a dangerous relationship with a Muslim –with the help of Yad L’Achim’s Paris branch, has begun keeping Shabbos. The woman, Michelle, miraculously succeeded in boarding a plane as the furious Muslim searched for her at the airport, scouring the El Al boarding area in an effort to stop her • Full Story

After spending years in captivity in Arab villages, and having to raise their children as Muslims, dozens of Jewish women rescued over the past year by Yad L’Achim had the chance to celebrate the holidays of Tishrei and openly express their Judaism • Full Story

On a winter night in 1943, a young, frightened woman knocked on the window of the Vashkinel home in a small town not far from Vilna. The woman quickly handed Amelia Vashkinel a small, tightly wrapped bundle containing a baby, who was just a few days old. That night was preceded by several secret meetings held between Amelia and Batya, the baby’s mother, who knew she had been sentenced to death and wanted to save her son • Full Story

Efrat could cope with the violence and abuse of her Arab husband, Salim. What she couldn’t handle was the mounting concern that he was turning her daughters away from her, her family and her people. At the very beginning, the picture was rosy. “I’m a woman of the world,” she would say. “It doesn’t matter to me whether my husband is Jewish or Arab or African or Czech or German. I don’t believe in stigmas, in preconceived notions” • Full Story

After nearly two years of unrelenting battle against a missionary center targeting youths in Yerushalayim – the largest such center in Israel – Yad L’Achim has succeeded in getting the facility closed down. The story began when information reached Yad L’Achim that Yariv Goldman, a known missionary, had set up a youth center. Goldman and his team tried to hide their true identities and intentions, claiming to be an “attentive ear” to religious and chareidi youths • Full Story

Just a year after Andrew Lewis, an Australian missionary, left Moshav Otzem in the South of Eretz Yisroel, due to pressure from local residents, he has now surfaced in the country’s North. Yad L’Achim suspects that Lewis, one of the country’s senior missionaries, is living in a small yishuv whose residents do not understand what he is up to • Full Story, Video

Bearing the horrifying headline “Help a Jewish child fall in love with J,” an email was sent last week by the largest missionary organization in Israel to Christian donors around the world, asking them to participate in preaching to Jewish children to get them to convert to Christianity • Full Story

More than 60 Jewish children who were rescued from Arab villages attended special camps run by Yad L’Achim this summer in a large, picturesque facility in the northern part of the Israel. One of the campers, 16-year-old Yosef, was rescued from Ramallah just two and a half weeks ago, together with his mother and sister. In camp he had the opportunity to celebrate his bar mitzvah • Full Story, Photos

This story began three months ago when Imad (his name was changed for his personal safety), a young Jew living in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, first contacted Yad L’Achim’s “Roots Department”, which works to strengthen the Jewish roots of Jews living for whatever reason in Arab countries. Now hundreds of Jews living in Arab countries, some in countries considered mortal enemies of Eretz Yisroel, will now be able to welcome Shabbos properly • Full Story, Photo

Following reports of missionaries in dressing up as chareidim, revealed in recent months by Yad L’Achim, another shocking story has surfaced: A non-Jewish woman who drives expectant chareidi women to the hospital on Shabbos turns out to be a missionary in her spare time. “I convince them to believe in him by loving them and teaching them. They don’t realize that I am bringing them to Yeshu” • Full Story

A stranger visiting the Tzemach David synagogue and study hall in Jerusalem would never imagine that the innocent-looking facility was actually a training center for Christian missionaries in how to conduct themselves as religious Jews • Full Story

Packages of Matzah were sent to Arab speaking countries for those living behind enemy lines • Full Story, Photos