Vulnerable People Project

Children should never be taught to hate.

Reports that Israeli settlers are encouraging children to participate in attacks against Palestinian civilians and property in the West Bank are deeply troubling. Every child deserves to be raised in a culture that values human dignity, peace, and respect for others.
When children are drawn into conflict, the consequences extend far beyond the present moment.

Violence learned in childhood can shape generations, making reconciliation and lasting peace even more difficult to achieve.

The future of the Holy Land depends on raising a generation that sees the humanity of their neighbors rather than their differences.

Pray for peace. Pray for the protection of children. Pray for a future where every child can grow up free from violence and fear.

Read more here: https://open.substack.com/pub/persecutedchurchalerts/p/alert-israeli-settlers-call-for-sending?r=7tap5x&utm_medium=ios

A 12-year-old boy named Ahmed Mohsen Al-Raqab was killed in an Israeli drone strike on Al-Mawasi — a designated humanitarian zone.

Since the ceasefire began in October, 1,027 Palestinians have been killed. 3,280 injured. 785 bodies recovered.

Read the full alert: https://persecutedchurchalerts.substack.com/p/alert-12-year-old-child-killed-as

Raghad Ashour was only 17 years old.

She was walking to take her high school exam in Gaza City when her life was cut short by violence. UNICEF remembers her as a youth advocate who believed in protecting children and dreamed of a better future.

No child should have to fear for their life on the way to school. No child should become a casualty of war.

As new UN reports raise serious concerns about the devastating impact of this conflict on children, we are reminded that every statistic represents a human life, a family, and a future that matters.

Join us in standing for the vulnerable. Pray for the children of Gaza and for all those trapped in the horrors of war.

Read more here: https://open.substack.com/pub/persecutedchurchalerts/p/alert-gaza-youth-advocate-killed

Tonight, vulnerable families will go to sleep hungry unless someone steps in.

Your gift helps deliver emergency food, medicine, and support to communities devastated by war and persecution.

No child should wonder if there will be food tomorrow.

Donate now and help us respond where the need is greatest: https://movietomovement.givingfuel.com/donate-vulnerable-people-project

This week, the violence was undeniable and so was who was paying for it.

In Lebanon: The most violent week since February. 83 killed in a single day. Israeli ministers called for the entire country to burn. A ceasefire was announced then immediately violated.

In Gaza: UNICEF said it plainly: the killing of children there "is no longer a failure of the system. It has become the system." 265 children killed since October's ceasefire. An 8-year-old named Julia, struck near a wedding hall. A family of four, killed in their sleep.

In the West Bank: Israel is paying monthly stipends to the settler network behind the arson attacks on Taybeh. A UN commission confirmed what VPP has reported from the ground: settlers and soldiers have merged into one.

This is not chaos. It is policy — documented, budgeted, and ongoing.

Read the full report: https://persecutedchurchalerts.substack.com/p/weekly-situation-report-762

A European Union delegation traveled to Taybeh — widely regarded as the last entirely Christian Palestinian town — to meet with religious leaders and local officials about escalating settler violence.

Testimonies covered land seizures, attacks on farmers during olive harvest, theft of equipment, and incidents involving gunfire.

Leaders called on the EU to move beyond listening and take practical steps to protect the Christian community and its historic presence in Palestine.

Read the full alert: https://persecutedchurchalerts.substack.com/p/alert-european-union-delegation-visits

Across Nigeria, Christian communities are facing relentless violence, displacement, kidnappings, and massacres at the hands of extremist groups.

Families are being driven from their homes. Churches are being destroyed. Innocent people are living in fear simply because of their faith.

This is a humanitarian crisis demanding global attention.

We must raise our voices for the vulnerable, defend religious freedom, and stand in solidarity with persecuted Christians who refuse to abandon hope in the face of terror.

Silence enables suffering. Action saves lives.

Join us in calling for urgent action to help end the genocide in Nigeria.

Learn more and take action: https://act.ubpages.com/end-genocide-in-nigeria/

The headlines move fast. Suffering does not.

Behind every crisis are real people longing for safety, dignity, and peace.

VPP exists because vulnerable communities deserve more than sympathy, they deserve action.

Thank you for standing with those the world too often overlooks.