US evangelical, Jewish groups launch Flags of Fellowship campaign
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- The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews says more than 2,500 US congregations are expected to participate in the campaign.
- The initiative will encourage churches and community centers across all 50 states to display ‘Israeli’ flags as a show of solidarity with ‘Israel’.
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ), led by President and Global CEO Yael Eckstein, has launched a nationwide campaign aimed at mobilizing Christian and Jewish congregations across the United States in support of ‘Israel’.
The "Flags of Fellowship" initiative is scheduled for early October 2026 and encourages churches and community centers across all 50 states to plant ‘Israeli’ flags on their grounds.
Campaign organizers say more than 2,500 congregations are expected to participate in events designed to demonstrate religious and political solidarity with ‘Israel’ following the events of October 7.
During a roundtable discussion featured in the organization’s promotional materials, Eckstein described the initiative as a symbolic bridge between Christian and Jewish communities.
Participating pastors and religious figures emphasized the role of US pro-‘Israel’ faith networks in building public and institutional support for ‘Israel’.
They framed participation in the campaign as both a religious commitment and an act of solidarity with Jewish communities.
Pro-‘Israel’ advocacy through faith networks
The initiative reflects the continued role of pro-‘Israel’ advocacy organizations within American religious networks.
Public displays, community events and fundraising campaigns have become key tools used by these networks to promote support for ‘Israel’ among US Christian and Jewish communities.
