This year’s Feast of Tabernacles is especially significant for Israel as it emerges from the prolonged conflict in this region, says the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ), which aims to “bring together as many Christians as possible for a solidarity and victory tour this Succot, to support the nation as it recovers”.
The ICEJ has been hosting a Christian Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkogt) in Israel since 1980. This year’s celebration will be from September 23 to October 3. Vivienne Myburgh director of ICEJ South Africa told Gateway News there are still a few places left for anybody who would like to join the South African group which departs for Israel on Wednesday September 23. (See SA tour details here).
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“Zechariah’s vision sees the nations coming up to Jerusalem every year to ‘keep the Feast’ (Zechariah 14:16), because God wants to meet us here for a timely prophetic purpose,” says the ICEJ on its Sukkot 2026 website.
“Indeed, this will be an incredible time of blessing from God and solidarity with Israel for those Christians who can join us in person. We already have hosted many solidarity missions to Israel since the war broke out on October 7 2023. So, we know the kind of impact your presence here during Succot has on the people of Israel, and on your own life as well.
“Our Feast theme this year is based on Joel 3:16 … “The Lord roars from Zion.” This is a most appropriate truth to proclaim to Israel and the nations at this time!
“Please come join us at the Feast, as we worship Jesus and stand in solidarity with Israel when they need us most,” says the ICEJ.
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