"We are here now": The international delegation that came to strengthen Israel

An international delegation of hundreds of Christian leaders arrived in Israel for a solidarity visit. Among the participants is Dr. Benjamin Chavis, a close associate of Martin Luther King Jr. The participants criticized the Black Lives Matter organization and called for support of Israel. Ambassador Dick told of his family's escape from Lebanon and warned against extremism.

An international delegation of hundreds of Christian leaders arrived in Israel for a solidarity visit, accompanied by prayers, tears, and personal stories. Among the participants is Dr. Benjamin Chavis, a close associate of Martin Luther King Jr., who explained that the visit carries special significance as a continuation of the leader's legacy. Dr. Stevens harshly attacked the Black Lives Matter organization, calling it a "scam and humiliation," and urged young people not to swallow "media propaganda." Ambassador to the public sphere Dick opened by thanking the Christian partnership, warning against the "culture of blame" in the West and extremism on the left, right, and in Islam. He recounted his family's escape from Lebanon in 1948 and the grandfather's choice of responsibility over victimhood. The participants are expected to tour Jerusalem and the October 7 sites and join the Sigd celebrations. The organizers are already planning a trip of 5,000 people next year.