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On Sunday, August 3, from 12:00–10:00 PM Eastern / 11:00 AM–9:00 PM Central, Ten From The
Nations invites you to join the 6th Annual Nations 9th of Av Virtual Event—a powerful online
gathering addressing the urgent rise of antisemitism, particularly within Christian communities, and
how we can respond with truth, repentance, and unity.

This year’s theme, “The War for Zion: Uniting a Divided House,” reflects a call to action for believers
and leaders across the globe to confront antisemitism with humility, courage, and a vision for
reconciliation.
The ten-hour event will feature an exceptional lineup of speakers—including rabbis, scholars, and
ministry leaders from Israel and the United States—alongside representatives from organizations
working to rebuild trust between Christians and the Jewish people. Topics will include:
● The historical and theological roots of Christian antisemitism
● The global resurgence of violence and hostility toward Jews
● Digital antisemitism and the battle on social media
● The emotional and spiritual toll of “war weariness” among supporters of Israel
● Practical paths forward to restore trust, deepen interfaith relationships, and build a better
future for the next generation

Special Opening Simulcast

We’re honored to open this year’s program with a special one-hour pre-show simulcast (at 11:00
AM EDT/10:00 AM CDT) in partnership with The Land of Israel Network, featuring internationally
recognized advocates Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz. Known for their passionate defense of
Israel and inspiring engagement with global Christian audiences, their partnership with ministries
like Ten From The Nations and The Israel Guys continues to foster meaningful alliances between faith
communities.

This year’s event will be simulcast live on Zoom and YouTube, and is free to attend.

“Each minute will be infused with deep meaning and powerful spiritual insight,” says
Russ Smith, a board member of Ten From The Nations and one of the event coordinators.
“We’ve walked through some dark valleys in recent years. This event draws lessons from
those valleys—and offers a path up the mountain toward a renewed and brighter future.
You’ll come away with a deeper understanding of the past and tools to build a better
tomorrow.”