Aliyah continues as ‘usual’: an update from Ukraine

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We believe it is our calling as Christians to help and comfort the Jewish people (Isaiah 40:1).

Olim at Kiev Airport ready for their departure to the Promised Land. Photo: Christians for Israel Ukraine

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We believe it is our calling as Christians to help and comfort the Jewish people (Isaiah 40:1).

A few days ago numerous minibuses brought olim (immigrants to Israel) from all over Ukraine for another ‘evacuation’ flight from ‘The land of the North’ to the ‘Promised Land’!

In my minibus I took six older olim from Kremenchuk and when I asked them: ‘why are you leaving now that almost everything comes to a standstill because of the Corona pandemic?’ They replied relieved: ‘Either we leave now or the chance of seeing our children and grandchildren again gets smaller and smaller!’

Everyone was grateful for the smooth ride to Kiev Airport. Thanks to the drivers of Christians for Israel and our partners of the Christian Aliyah Alliance 70 olim arrived safely at the airport in Kiev ready for their departure to Israel!

 


Photos: Christians for Israel Ukraine

The Author

Koen Carlier

Koen Carlier is aliyah field worker for Christians for Israel and working in Ukraine. He supports the Jewish community in Ukraine and calls upon them to hear God’s call and return to the Promised Land. When Jews decide to make aliyah Koen and his team help them with transportation to the embassy or the consulate for exit papers and ultimately for transportation to the airport to leave for Israel. Koen is married to Ira. They have three children and live in Vinnitsa.

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