Israel is showing up. 🇮🇱 Voter turnout today is the highest Israel has seen in decades. After three years of war, the people of Israel are standing up for the future of this nation, for its security, and for its place as the Jewish homeland God promised.

Today Israel chooses. We choose to pray. 🇮🇱 Pray for wise leaders, for unity, and for God's will over this nation (1 Timothy 2:1–2). Type "Amen" if you're praying with us, and share so others join in. #PrayForIsrael #IsraelElections #Netivyah

Israel votes tomorrow. Pray with us for wise leaders and for God's will to be done. Share it on 🙏 #PrayForIsrael

What can Abraham’s journey teach us about trusting God when life takes unexpected turns? Discover fresh insights from Parashat Lech Lecha and how they speak to the choices and challenges we face today. Read this week’s devotional → netivyahisrael.org/weekly-de…

Shabbat Shalom from Jerusalem. From our congregation to you – may the LORD bless you, keep you, and give you peace this Shabbat. Send this blessing to someone who needs it today. #ShabbatShalom #Jerusalem #Netivyah

"Israel will receive Yeshua from inside, from within the very soul and spirit of Israel." – Joseph Shulam Not as a stranger, but as her own Messiah. Read the full teaching: netivyahisrael.org/learning/… #Netivyah #Yeshua #JewishRoots

This week's devotional on Parashat Noach reveals the shift from chasing fame to transforming daily life through His love. netivyahisrael.org/weekly-de…

In Bereshit, one self-centered question from the serpent is enough to convince Adam and Eve that the forbidden fruit won't cost them their lives. This week's devotional asks: Will we take responsibility for our choices? netivyahisrael.org/weekly-de…

In Vezot Habracha, Moses stands at the end of his life and chooses to bless. This week’s devotional invites us to reflect on the power of blessing, the impact we have on others, and one important question: What legacy of blessing are we leaving behind? netivyahisrael.org/weekly-de…

What can a fragile sukkah teach us about where we truly belong? This Sukkot devotional explores how a temporary dwelling becomes a powerful picture of faith, security, community, and the lasting home God promises. netivyahisrael.org/weekly-de…

Join us in our Sukkah (Booth) on the Netivyah Roof Top together with the Roeh Israel Congregation this Shabbat as we will celebrate the feast of tabernacles together. Everyone is welcome! 🗓 You can find more details and reach out here: netivyahisrael.org/events

Join us in Jerusalem for Yom Kippur at Roeh Israel Congregation. We will gather for Kol Nidrei, Shacharit, and Neilah services. Everyone is welcome! 🗓 All service times and details: netivyahisrael.org/events

In Ha’azinu, Moses’ final song calls Israel to remember their story, their Creator, and the Rock who remains steadfast through every generation. What can this ancient song teach us as we approach the High Holy Days? netivyahisrael.org/weekly-de…

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From Sarah’s laughter to Hagar’s cry in the wilderness, Rosh Hashanah reminds us of a God who hears. Discover how the cry of the shofar calls us to wake up, return to Him, and look toward the hope of Yeshua’s return. netivyahisrael.org/weekly-de…

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Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, Netiviyah was glad to support a special event for Holocaust survivors held at the Khan Theatre in Jerusalem.

As Rosh Hashanah nears, with excitement we announce our new upcoming Netivyah website with a new address (netivyahisrael.org). To keep receiving updates from Netivyah in Israel you'll need to sign up here for our new Mailing System: mailchi.mp/netivyahisrael.or…

The Netivyah Staff wishes all of our Brazilian brothers and sisters a happy independence day!

What does it mean to follow God not just with our actions, but from the heart? Nitzavim-Vayelech challenges us to look beyond outward obedience and discover the kind of inner transformation that shapes how we love God and others. netivyah.org/netivyah-news/