What is PRAY WITH ISRAEL? PRAY WITH ISRAEL is here to give everyone, irrespective faith or nationality, an opportunity to engage in prayer with Israel. Time and time again, visitors to Israel ask “how do we pray for Israel?”. They want to keep their Israel experience alive, but they don’t know how. PRAY WITH ISRAEL shares prayers, thoughts and insights about Israel with you, paving the way for Israel to be a part of your life and for you to be a part of Israel. How? Friends of Ariel takes you to the heart of Israel in order to share prayers that emerge from the Land with you, your friends and your family. Ariel is the Capital of Samaria. In the heart of Biblical Israel and at the focus of current events and geo-politics, Ariel is a microcosm of Israel’s deep and vast inspirational meaning. Tuning in to prayers that originate in Ariel means coming into alignment with all that is and will be in Israel. PRAY WITH ISRAEL provides you with opportunities to engage with Israel today through relevant and meaningful prayer. When? On January 1, 2012 PRAY WITH ISRAEL will launch the Weekly Prayer for Israel campaign, connecting you with Israel on a weekly basis. Where? Wherever there is an internet connection you can hook up with PRAY WITH Israel. Receive prayers for Israel in your email inbox or follow us on facebook. And of course, stay tuned for updates on additional media outlets where you can tune in to PRAY WITH Israel. Who? Avraham David (aka Avi Zimmerman) is “Ariel’s International Ambassador”. As Executive Director of American Friends of Ariel, Avraham David establishes relationships between people across the USA and the City of Ariel. PRAY WITH ISRAEL is his latest initiative, designed to unite not only Americans but people around the world with Israel. He opens his heart in prayer, sharing his insights with all those who PRAY WITH ISRAEL. More questions? Now it’s your turn. Feel free to contact us with any and all questions, suggestions and ideas that you may have. Prayer is dynamic, and we invite you to play an active role in prayer and in Israel.