Artovsky could not be reached for comment. Some Jehovah's Witnesses have been forced to move after Yad L'Achim found out where they lived, said Einstein. Campos also has a poster showing photographs of himself and a number of other Witnesses. The Ashdod branch has some 70 members. About half the Israeli members are Russian immigrants, he estimates.
Most residents politely refuse it, Witnesses say.
We've found in the Bible answers to many of the questions you have. Witnesses will frequently begin talking about the Bible's solutions for family problems, Campos said. If the family doesn't shut the door in their faces, they'll come in and talk, leave some literature, and, if the family wishes, return for regular Bible study sessions. Jehovah's Witnesses believe in both the Old and New Testaments, explained Campos. While they believe Jesus was the messiah who appeared on earth, they don't believe he's coming back, but rather believe the end of days will be ushered in by Jehovah, the one and true God.