Fellowship Blog

Rabbi Eckstein recently announced that The Fellowship will be providing financial aid to needy children and their families, so parents can continue to work during the summer months knowing their…

The Fellowship's Ami Farkas writes that on the holiday of Shavuot, we experience the giving of the Torah in a personal way, welcoming God's eternal message into our hearts.

Shavuot is the Jewish holiday also known as Pentecost. For this holiday, Jews traditionally eat dairy foods, such as cheesecake or cheese blintzes. But there are so many other recipes…

This year, The Fellowship has "adopted" nine Israel Defense Forces (IDF) battalions, located throughout Israel. Yael Eckstein recently visited some of these bases, including the Lions of the North unit…

For Jewish American Heritage Month, celebrated during May, Rabbi Eckstein was in Washington, D.C., yesterday to receive an award from Congress.

Many soldiers who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) cannot sleep at night. But The Fellowship's Etgarim program, meaning "the boat is sailing," brings some hope – and sleep –…

An Israeli social worker shares a letter of thanks from an impoverished couple who received a refrigerator thanks to The Fellowship's generous supporters.

A Fellowship writer living in Israel says that we must face change with faith instead of fear, so that it will change our lives and world for the better.

Eighty-four-year-old Shaul rarely leaves his apartment. This widower who made aliyah from Iraq struggles to survive with limited food, medicine, and heat during the frigid winter months.

Thanks to our wonderful donors, one of the oldest homes at the Fellowship-supported Neve Michael, which was in desperate need of repair, was recently renovated! Now the home has more…

While we take it for granted that David captured Jerusalem and made it Israel's capital, we need to remember that at the time this was a surprising move. No judge…

Gertrud Kraus was a pioneering Israeli dancer and instructor of the arts.