
NZ Friends of Israel Association Inc
Fighting racial intolerance in New Zealand and beyond
In collaboration with Victoria University of Wellington & AUT – Auckland University of Technology, & supported by New Zealand Human Rights Commission the Holocaust Centre of New Zealand brings you, ‘At the Forefront – Human Rights Speaker Series’, a forum for discussion & debate on Human Rights.
Paul Moon is a New Zealand historian and a professor at the Auckland University of Technology.
He is a prolific writer of New Zealand history and biography, specialising in Māori history, the Treaty of Waitangi and the early period of Crown rule.
In collaboration with Victoria University of Wellington & AUT – Auckland University of Technology, & supported by New Zealand Human Rights Commission the Holocaust Centre of New Zealand brings you, ‘At the Forefront – Human Rights Speaker Series’, a forum for discussion & debate on Human Rights.
Paul Moon is a New Zealand historian and a professor at the Auckland University of Technology.
He is a prolific writer of New Zealand history and biography, specialising in Māori history, the Treaty of Waitangi and the early period of Crown rule.
In collaboration with Victoria University of Wellington & AUT – Auckland University of Technology, & supported by New Zealand Human Rights Commission the Holocaust Centre of New Zealand brings you, ‘At the Forefront – Human Rights Speaker Series’, a forum for discussion & debate on Human Rights.
Paul Moon is a New Zealand historian and a professor at the Auckland University of Technology.
He is a prolific writer of New Zealand history and biography, specialising in Māori history, the Treaty of Waitangi and the early period of Crown rule.
Amir Tsarfati was born in Israel and has lived there most of his life. Since fulfilling his mandatory service in the Israeli Defense Force, he has continued as a major in the IDF Reserve. Amir has been a tour guide in Israel for the last twenty years, and served as chief tour guide of Sar El Tours and CEO of Sar El Tours and Conferences.
In 2001, he became founder and president of Behold Israel – a non-profit organization which provides worldwide real-time access to reliable sources of news and information about Israel from within the powerful context of Bible history and prophecy.
Amir is married to Miriam, and together they have four children. His home overlooks the valley of Megiddo (Armageddon) which is a constant reminder of the call that the Lord has placed on him to teach from the Bible what God’s plans are for the end times.
| July 24 7pm | Calvary Chapel Christchurch |
| July 25 7pm | Calvary Chapel Wellington |
| July 26 7pm | Shoreline Church Tauranga |
| July 28 1.30pm | Calvary Chapel Hamilton |
| July 29 7pm | Calvary Chapel Auckland |
See http://calvarychapel.org.nz/calvary-chapels-in-new-zealand/ for individual venue locations.
Date: Monday 13 August 2018
Time: 5pm for 5:30pm
Venue: South Arts Lecture Theatre A4
You are invited to a showing of a documentary about the Jewish refugees that were expelled from North Africa and the Middle East after 1948.
The Forgotten Refugees is a 2005 documentary film directed by Michael Grynszpan and produced by The David Project and IsraTV with Ralph Avi Goldwasser as executive producer.
It is an aspect of the Middle East Conflict that is often overlooked.
Over 850,000 Jews were expelled or pushed out because of persecution after 1948. Today these Jews are often called “Mizrahi Jews” and they and their descendents number nearly 40% of Israel’s population.
Though tinged with much sadness, it is also a heartwarming story of people who have faced much adversity but gone on to accept resettlement and rebuilt their lives.
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You’re invited to a celebration of Israel’s 70th anniversary of its establishment.
For those out of Auckland and unable to attend the event, it will be recorded and we will update you with a link when it becomes available.
The Christian Nations Bless Israel organisation invite you to gatherings organised all over New Zealand to join with other supporters of Israel to bless Israel through prayer, worship, declaration and bible readings.
There will be up to two events on May 12 at each location (contact your local coordinator to find out which events have been organised near you):
0700 Shofars at Sunrise
Simutananeously sound shofars and indigenous instruments. Pray and declare on high places, beaches, city centres and wherever the Lord leads you.
At the opening of the day – the sound of blessing will go across the country and around the globe.
It will pass from nation to nation as people sound shofars at 7am in their time zone.
1900 Evening gathering
Christians joining in love and unity, from many churches, organisations and cultures.
National events – will take place in many countries.
People in towns and cities will be able to join or host a combined event. Whether at a live service or by live-stream – each gathering will be linking, to stand in agreement throughout all nations.
An incredible opportunity to be part of releasing a wave of worship and blessing around the world.
Draft program: TBC
List of local coordinators: TBC
The Christian Nations Bless Israel organisation invite you to gatherings organised all over New Zealand to join with other supporters of Israel to bless Israel through prayer, worship, declaration and bible readings.
Here is a list of venues and local contacts in New Zealand. Click here.
Here is the link to the live video stream for the Evening Gathering. Click here.
There will be up to two events on April 29 at each location (contact your local coordinator to find out which events have been organised near you):
0700 Shofars at Sunrise
Simutananeously sound shofars and indigenous instruments. Pray and declare on high places, beaches, city centres and wherever the Lord leads you.
At the opening of the day – the sound of blessing will go across the country and around the globe.
It will pass from nation to nation as people sound shofars at 7am in their time zone.
1900 Evening gathering
Christians joining in love and unity, from many churches, organisations and cultures.
National events – will take place in many countries.
People in towns and cities will be able to join or host a combined event. Whether at a live service or by live-stream – each gathering will be linking, to stand in agreement throughout all nations.
An incredible opportunity to be part of releasing a wave of worship and blessing around the world.
Draft program: click here
There are a number of ways you can support us in our fight against racial intolerance through raising awareness of Jewish history and culture.
We are looking for volunteer regional coordinators to organise regular meetings of supporters so that they can learn about Jewishness and Israel affairs.
Contact us to find out whether your region has a coordinator, and if you’re up for it, we can have a discussion about your background and relevant skill sets. We may also need to talk to some referees.
We are also currently raising funds toward:
Be sure to email us your contact details if you wish to receive a tax receipt: contact@nzfoi.org.









If you’re in New Zealand you can also make a donation or join up via internet banking to the following account:
Account name: NZ Friends of Israel Association Inc
Account number: 02 0820 0569411 000
Code: “Membership” or the project you are donating towards like “Billboards”
Particulars: your Initial and Surname
If you wish to become a member, put Membership in the Code field. It’s just NZD 40 per year. Then send an email to contact@nzfoi.org with your contact details so that we can send you our newsletter and other announcements.
If you wish to receive a tax receipt, then email us at contact@nzfoi.org with the details of your donation and contact details. We’ll cross check it against our bank records and if it all corroborates, then we’ll issue you with a tax receipt.
Under Inland Revenue rules: Tax receipts are only available for donations not for membership or donations earmarked for overseas projects or causes.
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