Israel will allow olim (immigrants) from Venezuela to move to the Holy Land.
Project Spotlight: Supporting the Israel Defense Forces
The Fellowship has supported the Israel Defense Forces for years, mainly through our partnership with the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF), providing needed assistance for these brave men and…
Fellowship Hotline Offers Relief from a Life of Hopelessness
Fellowship Hotline operators receive phone calls from some of the most desperately needy in Israel on a daily basis. Many of these callers have psychological, physical, and financial needs. One caller,…
Israelis You Should Know: Haim Hazaz
Haim Hazaz was an Israeli novelist and winner of the Israel Prize in its first year of being awarded.
Assisting Israel's Holocaust Survivors
USA Today's Michele Chabin looks at how The Fellowship and our faithful Christian supporters help ease the suffering of impoverished Holocaust survivors.
When Did Anti-Semitism Begin?
Tomorrow is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a time set aside by the United Nations to remember this dark time in our global history. January 27 was chosen as that was…
Faces of The Fellowship: Zurab, Tamar, and Nitsa
Zurab and Tamar are so proud of their 1-year-old daughter, Nitsa, who learns more and more Hebrew each day at her new pre-nursery play group in Israel. The family recently…
Project Spotlight: Rebuilding a Community Park in Fire-Ravaged Haifa
At the end of November 2016, wildfires – some intentionally started – caused an estimated $520 million in property damages, injured hundreds of citizens, and caused tens of thousands of…
Israelis You Should Know: Pnina Salzman
Pnina Salzman was an Israeli classical pianist and piano teacher.
Rabbi Eckstein Receives Award for Promoting Unity
This past weekend, Rabbi Eckstein was awarded the Cohon Memorial Foundation Award for his years of work, through The Fellowship, to benefit the Jewish people.
It Required Extraordinary Courage to Act as He Did
Constantin Karadja was a Romanian diplomat whose courageous actions during World War II saved more than 51,000 Jews from deportation and extermination at the hands of the Nazis.
Project Spotlight: Aliyah Seminars
Fellowship Freedom Flights have helped thousands of Jewish people make aliyah(immigrate to Israel) in recent years. While the flight to the Holy Land is a big part of what we provide for…
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