
Danielle Malki was born into a believing family near Tel Aviv, Israel. In 2009, She came to understand that a life without God is empty and not truly life at all. For the first time, she realized that she could not reach God through good deeds or effort, but only through the sacrifice of Yeshua (Jesus). As she put her trust in Him, God filled the emptiness in her heart with joy and gave her the courage to openly share her faith and speak about Yeshua with others.
Danielle is married to Natan, and they have two children. She has a BA in Social Work from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and an MA in Social Policy and Social Rights from Tel Aviv University.
In 2018, Danielle founded and began leading the Mekomi team in Jews for Jesus, a ministry serving people struggling with addiction, homelessness, and prostitution. In 2021, the Mekomi team opened a residential home for homeless women. Drawing on her professional background in social work, the team provides practical help for immediate needs while also focusing on long-term healing, restoration, and hope.