Fellowship Blog

Writers at Israel21c explain that because of new technologies like underground LiDAR (light detection and ranging) scans and 360-degree cameras, Israeli researchers are discovering remains of an ancient village in…

A Christian Polish couple rescued a Jewish infant from the Warsaw Ghetto during the Holocaust, raising her as their own and keeping her safe until the end of the war.

Right now Jews are celebrating Sukkot, where they inhabit sukkah, or temporary shelters that remind them of the huts the Israelites lived in during their 40 years of wandering the…

When a young girl appeared in a Ukrainian village during the Holocaust, one Christian family took her in and saved her life.

Eighty-eight year old Chaka lives alone in the former Soviet Union (FSU) and relies on The Fellowship just to survive. Only 11 years old when World War II broke out,…

The Bridge blog is suspending activity September 24 for Sukkot, the biblical Feast of Tabernacles. We'll be back on Tuesday, September 25 with updates from the Holy Land. In the…

Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, starts tonight at sundown. Listen in as Yael Eckstein explains the significance of this most holy day on the Jewish calendar.

Do you wonder what it looked like on the streets of Jerusalem during the time of King Herod or during the life of Jesus? Experts have put together a new…

You might be familiar with the Israeli port city of Jaffa because of the biblical story of Jonah and the whale, but there's a lot more you should know about…

Watch now to see the newest search-and-rescue Israeli robot in action! The RSTAR joins the growing number of Israeli rescue robots that can help get to victims of natural disasters…

This month would have marked the 106th birthday of the Swedish hero who saved tens of thousands of Jews during the Holocaust before disappearing. May his memory be a blessing.

The Fellowship's Yonit Rothchild calls on us to share our prayers of thanks to God, our refuge.