Saving Willie
The story of Kazimiera Strzalka, a Polish Christian woman who saved a young Jewish boy from certain death at the hands of the Nazis.
Faces of The Fellowship: Zelig
Zelig has reached the impressive age of 101 years and is still mentally sharp. He lives alone in a small apartment and spends most of his days at home because…
Project Spotlight: An MRI Machine for Hadassah Medical Center
The Fellowship has supported Hadassah Medical Center for many years, giving this respected hospital the funds to purchase equipment and build facilities to provide the very best care for the residents…
Israelis You Should Know: Meir Amit
Meir Amit not only headed the Mossad, but is considered the most successful intelligence officer in Israeli history.
Faces of The Fellowship: Frieda
Frieda, an elderly Jewish woman Yael met on her recent trip to Ukraine, is still scarred by what she experienced during the Holocaust. Frieda is 94 years old, and her…
Building Bridges Between the Black Church and Israel
The Fellowship continues its mission of bridge-building between the Jewish state and the Jewish people and African-American Christians.
Project Spotlight: Pre-Army Leadership Program
Ethnic minorities in Israel who want to join the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) can rely on The Fellowship’s Pre-Army Leadership Program to help them find future success in the army and…
Israelis You Should Know: David Rubinger
David Rubinger, whose documentation of the history and people of the Jewish state earned him the title of "Israel's national photographer," passed away last week at the age of 92.
Faces of The Fellowship: Sergey
Sergey was in first grade when he arrived at Fellowship-supported Tikva Children’s Home, which cares for homeless, abandoned, and abused Jewish children in Ukraine and neighboring regions of the former Soviet…
Israelis You Should Know: Menahem Stern
An internationally acclaimed historian of the Second Temple period, Stern was murdered in Jerusalem by terrorists during the First Intifada.
New Immigrant: "Israel Is My Real Home"
Natalia, 44, always dreamed of making aliyah (immigrating to Israel) one day. She believed living in the Holy Land would allow her to return to her Jewish roots. “I always thought that…
'I Am Unable to Serve with Loyalty'
Jean Phillipe was a French police chief during World War II whose actions of resistance saved the lives of many Jews, and ultimately cost him his own.