Dear friends,
It is full steam ahead for Israel365 Action this summer. Three of our rabbinic staff are currently in the United States and are meeting with Jewish groups and Christian Zionists all over the country.
Israel365 Action Executive Director Rabbi Pesach Wolicki has been in Texas, Washington DC and Philadelphia. Rabbi Pesach is traveling with his son Meir, who has served more than 500 days as a reserve soldier in the IDF and they both shared an inspiring message at Vintage Church in Central Texas. Rabbi Pesach Wolicki was also featured as a panelist at the American Jewish Conservatives event on “Iran, Israel and America’s Next Move.”
Rabbi Elie Mischel has also made his way through Texas, spending time with Israel365 Dallas director Sharon Michaels and celebrating Shabbat with new friends in Austin. He has been speaking in numerous locations on the topic, “Redemption in our Times: The Future of Jews and Christians in America,” which is also the subject of his new book, Countdown, American Jews and God’s Plan for Redemption.
Rabbi Mark Fishman has been in Independence, Missouri and addressed over 100 pastors at the Ministries of New Life’s 2026 Convocation. The event featured biblical teachings with a strong focus on Israel, prayer, and spiritual preparation.
Last Thursday, in Israel, I participated in the grand opening of the Hayovel Visitor Center in Har Bracha where I had the opportunity to present Rabbi Eliezer Melamed with a copy of “Inside Judaism,” an English translation of his popular Hebrew book that Israel365 published for a non-Jewish audience.
Finally, this coming Shabbat, Israel365 is hosting over 80 Christian leaders from Bishop Robert Stearns organization “Eagle’s Wings” for home hospitality in Efrat. It’s our fervent belief that the best way to strengthen relationships between Christians and Jews is to experience a Shabbat dinner together and we are grateful to the incredible Shirat David Community, under the leadership of Rabbi Shlomo Katz, for opening up their homes for this very special and important Shabbat experience.
Wishing you a wonderful summer,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
