The 4th Annual Israel365 Shabbat:
Jews & Christians United for Israel
In Memory of Charlie Kirk
Friday - Saturday February 20-21, 2026
Step into a Shabbat unlike any other—a powerful, faith-affirming weekend that brings Jews and Christians together in heartfelt solidarity with Israel. Held annually immediately after the NRB convention, this beloved gathering is now entering its fourth year, offering 25 hours of spiritual depth, shared purpose, and genuine community.
This year’s Shabbat carries special significance as we honor Charlie Kirk, whose passion for Shabbat and unwavering commitment to Jewish-Christian friendship left a lasting impact. Charlie embraced Shabbat as a source of strength and clarity, and he championed the sacred bond between our communities with courage, conviction, and love. His legacy continues to inspire us to stand together for Israel and the biblical values we share.
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What You’ll See
01
Theater
View important mini-documentaries providing essential background on the current Israel-Hamas war and the conflicts and failures that led to October 7.
02
Military Briefing Area
Step into a simulation of an IDF command center, and learn about the three fronts of this war – Gaza, Lebanon and Judea/Samaria. Hear what it is like to fight in Gaza and about Israel’s strategy to eradicate Hamas.
03
Hostage Center / War Remnants Section
Step into a simulation of an IDF command center, and learn about the three fronts of this war – Gaza, Lebanon and Judea/Samaria. Hear what it is like to fight in Gaza and about Israel’s strategy to eradicate Hamas.
04
Social Media War
Learn about the narrative war and how Hamas supporters are using social media to spread lies about Israel. Explore a wall filled with live social media feeds, depicting the ongoing digital war of Israel vs. the world, where perceptions and truth collide.
05
Podcast Center
Participate in or observe live, engaging discussions on Israel with leading thinkers at NRB.
06
The Israel Bible
Discover the revolutionary new website uniting Jews and Christians through their shared devotion to the Hebrew Bible and Judeo-Christian values. Discover a treasure trove of tradition – and the unbreakable bond that the scriptures forge between nations, faiths, and Israel.
A Unique Opportunity
Join leading voices from Israel365 –
Rabbis Tuly Weisz, Elie Mischel, Pesach Wolicki, Rami Goldberg, and Mark Fishman, together with inspiring Christian Zionist leaders, for a weekend designed to strengthen your faith and deepen your bond with Israel.
What to Expect
- Fellowship with Jews & Christians who love Israel
- Biblical perspectives on today’s spiritual and geopolitical challenges
- Insightful discussions on current events in Israel
- Traditional Shabbat songs, prayers, and uplifting Jewish liturgy
- Gourmet kosher meals in a warm, welcoming atmosphere
- Engaging panels and interactive learning sessions
- Meaningful exploration of the prophetic significance of our times
Shabbat Itinerary
Join Us — Full Weekend or Select Sessions
Whether you’re able to experience the full Shabbat or only certain sessions, your presence will enrich the gathering. Come for what you can—every moment adds to the unity and strength of this special community.
Pricing Options
Whether you’re able to experience the full Shabbat or only certain sessions, your presence will enrich the gathering. Come for what you can—every moment adds to the unity and strength of this special community.
$200
Full Shabbat Meals and Activities
- Friday Dinner & Special Program
- Shabbat Lunch
- Afternoon Sessions
- Light Afternoon Meal
- Havdalah
$125
Friday Night Shabbat Dinner and Activities Only
- Friday Dinner & Special Program
- Shabbat Lunch
- Afternoon Sessions
- Light Afternoon Meal
- Havdalah
$100
Shabbat Lunch/Seuda Shalishit and Activities Only
- Friday Dinner & Special Program
- Shabbat Lunch
- Afternoon Sessions
- Light Afternoon Meal
- Havdalah
Sign Up for Shabbat Meals & Receive a Free Gift of Rabbi Tuly Weisz's New Book, Universal Zionism!
Don’t Miss This Opportunity
Space is limited for this meaningful and deeply inspiring weekend of Jewish-Christian fellowship—held right after NRB but separate from the official conference.