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A Note from Jonathan Bernis
Shalom, my friend!
Peace is heavy on my heart. The peace of Jerusalem – after a barrage of recent rocket fire and violence. Peace for those who are still affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine. And peace for the Jewish people around the world…that can only come from the Gospel of Yeshua (Jesus).
I pray that you have peace in your own heart and mind as we continue to navigate global conflict and uncertainty.
While the Scriptures tell us to pray for the “peace of Jerusalem” in any and every season – my heart is moved for us to be more vigilant in prayer than ever before.
Because we know that God has the power to change hearts, lives and circumstances.
I pray you’ve experienced God’s supernatural presence in your own life. And I hope you’ll hold up your experience as a point of confidence and faith as, together, we ask God to bring His peace to Jerusalem, to Israel, to the Jewish people and the world.
Thank you for your partnership in this work of ministry.
To the Jew first and also to the Nations,
Jonathan Bernis
President & CEO
Jewish Voice Ministries International
Ukraine Nuclear Plant Is Out of Control
U.N. officials warned late last week that Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine, located in the southeastern city of Enerhodar, “is completely out of control.”
According to the Israel Hayom, they’ve issued several urgent pleas to Russia and Ukraine to quickly allow experts to visit the sprawling complex to stabilize the situation and avoid a nuclear accident.
Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), told reporters that the situation is getting more perilous every day at the Zaporizhzhia plant, which Russian troops seized in early March soon after their February 24 invasion of Ukraine.
“Every principle of nuclear safety has been violated” at the plant, he said. “What is at stake is extremely serious and extremely grave and dangerous.”
The Russian capture of Zaporizhzhia renewed fears that the largest of Ukraine's 15 nuclear reactors could be damaged, setting off another emergency like the 1986 Chernobyl accident, the world’s worst nuclear disaster, which happened about 65 miles north of the capital Kiev.
Grossi appealed to the IAEA to go to Zaporizhzhia to ascertain the facts of what is happening there, to carry out repairs and inspections and “to prevent a nuclear accident from happening.” But they’re unable to do so until an agreement can be made between Russia and Ukraine.
Over 350 Rockets Fired Toward Israel
Sirens blared last Saturday evening in Tel Aviv as Operation Breaking Dawn continued against Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip. More than 350 rockets were launched by the terror group toward Israel on the first full day of fighting between the two groups.
Iran Nuclear Talks Resume in Last-Ditch Effort to Secure Deal
Negotiations over a return to the Iran nuclear deal resumed last week in Vienna. However, the participants expressed little optimism that agreement could be reached in what appears to be a last-ditch effort to finalize a new accord. U.S. intelligence now estimates it could have enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon within weeks, compared to a year ago when the agreement was in force.
Ora por dos alcances dirigidos localmente este mes: la congregación Beta Avraham de Etiopía sirviendo a la comunidad judía de Kechene y la primera clínica médica dirigida por los Lemba en Zimbabue.
Únete a nosotros en la oración por Israel y el pueblo judío durante Rosh Hashanah y Yom Kippur. Seis puntos de oración para la revelación, el arrepentimiento y la salvación.
Shelby Saemann tells the story of her middle-of-the-night visitation from Jesus and how it changed her life. “I was terrified but in the safest moment of my life at the same exact time.” Check out her story here and at www.jewishvoice.tv.
Descubre cómo un programa de atención médica en Zimbabue trajo sanación y esperanza. Más de 8,400 personas recibieron atención, 302 profesiones de fe, y ocurrieron sanaciones milagrosas.
Where is Jewish Voice going next? We’re headed to Malawi to bring humanitarian aid in the form of medical, dental, and eye care to a Jewish community and their neighbors of all faiths. We’ll also be praying for and sharing the Gospel with those who come to our voluntary prayer room. Here are ways you can pray day by day for this Medical Outreach.
