Two of The Fellowship's flagship programs - aimed at helping Israel's elderly and new olim (immigrants) - are made possible by our thousands of volunteers.
Project Spotlight: Small Gifts
The Fellowship's Small Gifts project for new mothers provides assistance to Israeli single mothers who face financial hardship, and also gives aid to their newborn babies. Learn how we are…
At This Holocaust Museum, You Can Speak with Holograms of
Now you can interact with holographic images of Holocaust survivors, asking them personal questions about their experience during the Holocaust, at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, located north…
The King of Israeli Rock
Considered the father of Israeli rock, Shalom Hanoch's work has influenced modern music in Israel.
Faces of The Fellowship: Evgeniya and Hasiya
We received a moving thank-you letter from the daughter of Hasiya, a 91-year-old Holocaust survivor who receives a monthly supermarket food card as a beneficiary of The Fellowship's With Dignity…
5 Facts About Women in Israel
Tomorrow, March 8, is International Women's Day, a time to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. Check out this great video that highlights some of the…
Project Spotlight: Sha'ar HaNegev Trauma Center
Fellowship donors have been helping build a reinforced trauma center in Sha'ar HaNegev, an Israeli community near the Gaza Strip where most people know someone who's been injured or killed…
Why Jews Celebrate Queen Esther on Purim
The Fellowship's Ami Farkas shares why Esther is such an inspiring female character in the biblical story that Jews reflect on and read out loud during Purim , a holiday…
Israeli Gardener Finds 700-Year-Old Ring with Image of St. Nicholas
Israeli Dekel Ben Shitrit saw an old ring among the weeds with the image of a human figure engraved on the front. After turning it in to the Israel Antiquities…
Project Spotlight: Ambulance for Those in Need in the Negev
Can you imagine not having access to hospital care, just because your community doesn't have an ambulance to transport you there? This was the case for people living in the…
The Meaning of Purim
Yael shares the deep, spiritual meaning of this holiday which is also a time to put on costumes, sing, dance, and give to one another and to charity.
Fighting Cancer, Multiple Sclerosis, and the Flu
Ruth Arnon is an Israeli biochemist and professor of immunology who is researching anti-cancer and influenza vaccinations and who helped develop the multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone.
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