Bnei Menashe Homecoming continues this fall
Over the past two decades, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has assisted more than 1,400 members of the Bnei Menashe tribe in northeast India to immigrate to Israel, including 100 newcomers this spring. We are excited to announce that the ICEJ, in partnership with the Jewish Agency for Israel, will be part of the next wave of 600 Bnei Menashe scheduled to arrive on three flights in November.
This is one of the most extraordinary homecomings in the history of Israel. The Bnei Menashe, or “Children of Menashe”, trace their lineage to one of the northern ten tribes of Israel exiled by the Assyrians in 722 BCE. After a long journey of 2700 years, their time of exile is drawing to an end.
...In November 2025, the Israeli government approved Operation Wings of Dawn, aimed at bringing the entire remaining community, roughly 5,800 people, by 2030, with the Jewish Agency managing the process. The mission takes its name from Psalm 139:9, which reminds us that God’s presence reaches even to the far east, where the dawn begins.
Over the past two decades, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has assisted more than 1,400 members of the Bnei Menashe tribe in northeast India to immigrate to Israel, including 100 newcomers this spring. We are excited to announce that the ICEJ, in partnership with the Jewish Agency for Israel, will be part of the next wave of 600 Bnei Menashe scheduled to arrive on three flights in November.
This is one of the most extraordinary homecomings in the history of Israel. The Bnei Menashe, or “Children of Menashe”, trace their lineage to one of the northern ten tribes of Israel exiled by the Assyrians in 722 BCE. After a long journey of 2700 years, their time of exile is drawing to an end.
...In November 2025, the Israeli government approved Operation Wings of Dawn, aimed at bringing the entire remaining community, roughly 5,800 people, by 2030, with the Jewish Agency managing the process. The mission takes its name from Psalm 139:9, which reminds us that God’s presence reaches even to the far east, where the dawn begins.
Bnei Menashe Homecoming continues this fall
Over the past two decades, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem has assisted more than 1,400 members of the Bnei Menashe tribe in northeast India to immigrate to Israel, including 100 newcomers this spring. We are excited to announce that the ICEJ, in partnership with the Jewish Agency for Israel, will be part of the next wave of 600 Bnei Menashe scheduled to arrive on three flights in November.
This is one of the most extraordinary homecomings in the history of Israel. The Bnei Menashe, or “Children of Menashe”, trace their lineage to one of the northern ten tribes of Israel exiled by the Assyrians in 722 BCE. After a long journey of 2700 years, their time of exile is drawing to an end.
...In November 2025, the Israeli government approved Operation Wings of Dawn, aimed at bringing the entire remaining community, roughly 5,800 people, by 2030, with the Jewish Agency managing the process. The mission takes its name from Psalm 139:9, which reminds us that God’s presence reaches even to the far east, where the dawn begins.
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