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Jamie Eyre retweeted
"We now believe that the conditions are right for pilgrims to return. We hope that UK Christians and churches will consider St George’s as an option for them." - @sgcjerusalem #pilgrimage #HolyLand #Jerusalem #Palestinians
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Jamie Eyre retweeted
The first "Bethlehem Carol Sheet" from 1956! Still going strong at @FollowEmbrace today and ready to be ordered here (slightly different design).
Embrace recently began funding an emergency employment project in Bethlehem, among many other good causes shop.embraceme.org/bethlehem…
Jamie Eyre retweeted
The Gaza Famine is the world’s famine. A preventable, predictable famine.
Enough. Ceasefire. Open all crossings, north and south. Let us get food in, unimpeded and at massive scale.
Jamie Eyre retweeted
We give thanks that food aid is starting to trickle into Gaza. But this trickle needs to become a sustained torrent to have any hope of alleviating the disastrous consequences of months of starvation.
Please continue to support the #FastForGaza campaign: embraceme.org/fast-for-gaza
Jamie Eyre retweeted
Bishops call on UK government to take action over West Bank settler violence | Anglicanism | The Guardian theguardian.com/world/2025/j…
Jamie Eyre retweeted
The Al Baqa Cafe, #Gaza was more than just a place to get a coffee. People went there for inspiration too. For artists, athletes, everyone it was an incubator of normality and creativity in war. Then it was hit by an Israeli missile.
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Jamie Eyre retweeted
How are Palestinians, incl Palestinian Christians, coping w/ an Israeli occupation that stifles every ounce of their human rights? They face it by showing courage to be a light in the darkness > by @ruthvalerio of @FollowEmbrace via @Christianitymag : premierchristianity.com/opin…
Jamie Eyre retweeted
From 1500 Christian families in Gaza before the war, now only 350-400 left. The devotion of these wonderful Christian people humbles us, even as they deal with almost immeasurable grief. May they know the Easter gift deep in their hearts. And may this savage, wicked violence end.
Jamie Eyre retweeted
International sanctions have left Syria’s health system on life support @leloveluck washingtonpost.com/world/202…
Jamie Eyre retweeted
Please join us in praying for the people of Aleppo, our partners and our Christian sisters and brothers as militants take over the city.
Pray for safety and protection.
#Aleppo
Jamie Eyre retweeted
Hear Myriam Shwayri from @FollowEmbrace partner Al-Kafaàt speaking of situation in Lebanon on this morning’s @BBCR4Sunday (from c33mins 47seconds)
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0023f…
Jamie Eyre retweeted
"Amidst this darkness, one truth stands out: we are called to serve. We must rise in this moment of despair, turn toward our neighbours, extend our hands, and let the light of Christ shine through us..."
👉Read their full update: embraceme.org/blog/amidst-th…
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Jamie Eyre retweeted
‘No one can force us to hate’
Fantastic live link up with the Tent of Nations in Bethlehem this morning at @greenbelt
Jamie Eyre retweeted
With more than 40,000 killed in Gaza since the start of the war, we join with our friends at Christian Aid praying for ‘political leaders to take all necessary steps in support of a just and lasting peace’.
#CeasefireNOW #gaza
40,000. Another milestone that should never have been reached.
How many more lives will be lost to starvation, disease and airstrikes before our political leaders take all necessary steps in support of a just and lasting peace?
#Gaza #CeasefireNOW
ALT A boy sits in front of a building destroyed by a missile strike in Gaza City . Text over the image reads: "40,000 Palestinians have been killed. #CeasefireNOW" with numbers "10,000" "20,000" and "30,000" crossed out indicating rising death tolls.
Jamie Eyre retweeted
🧵 Distressing news from our friends and partners in Gaza this morning – please pray. 🙏
We are hearing that Al Ahli Hospital has been ordered to evacuate all patients and is no longer able to operate as a hospital.
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Jamie Eyre retweeted
'With heartfelt thanks to Dr Ghassan and his colleagues at Al Ahli (our partner) for their courage, commitment, skill, and heroism in the face of the horrors he describes...'
Jamie Eyre retweeted
🧵 EMBRACE STATEMENT - as Al Ahli Hospital is forced to suspend its vital work:
1/ The extreme misery and human suffering experienced by so many these past 6 weeks is compounded as the last working hospital in Gaza is forced to suspend its vital work.
Jamie Eyre retweeted
John Casson, former British Ambassador to Egypt from 2014 to 2018, tells #R4Today 'there's a lack of breadth and realism in the political debate' around the Israel-Gaza war, and 'the government has a responsibility to set out a description of the exit from the cycle of violence'.
Jamie Eyre retweeted
Blog -'Finding light amid the darkness in Gaza'
‘There is so much hurt, pain, shock & terror at the moment, but we can learn from our partners in Gaza & rejoice in the good where we find it, it will help us to keep pushing back the darkness.’
Read now:
👇embraceme.org/blog/finding-l…
Jamie Eyre retweeted
We’ve signed a joint statement convened by @christian_aid calling for an immediate end to the violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory. #CallForPeaceNow 👇
Alongside church leaders and Christian organisations, we’re calling on all governments with influence to help bring an immediate end to the violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory.
Sign our petition & share this post.
#CallForPeaceNow
caid.org.uk/CallForPeace
ALT A red and white graphic, which reads: Protect civilians, end violence, seek justice and call for peace. The hashtag #CallforPeaceNow is in the top left corner.