Project Spotlight: Critical Assistance to Farmers and Firefighters
The Fellowship provided more than $5 million in grants for farmers and firefighters in rural Israel.
Proud to Call Himself an Israeli
Yael recently sat down with Mansor Ashkar, a Druze Israeli to talk about his faith and its place in Israel today.
Now Cancer Free, She Joins the IDF Reserves
At 12 she was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer. Now 20, she's in the ranks of the IDF reserves.
Project Spotlight: Aid for Rosh Hashanah
The Fellowship and IFCJ Canada gives over $9 million in grants to Jewish families and elderly in Ukraine in time for Rosh Hashanah.
Amid Rising Anti-Semitism, Israel Enters World Cup Qualifiers
Coach Ran Ben Shimon talks about playing amid rising anti-Semitism as the Israel National Team enters the World Cup qualifiers.
Project Spotlight: School Supplies from The Fellowship
The Fellowship sends Israeli children and their families on a back-to-school shopping spree for supplies.
Painting Stolen by Nazis from Dutch Jewish Art Dealer Recovered
After 80 years since being stolen from the Netherlands by the Nazis, a lost painting has been found in Argentina.
Helping Olim Children Get Ready for the School Year
The Fellowship helps olim children in Israel get ready for school with new supplies and class preparation events.
First-of-its-Kind Heart Surgery Performed in Israel
An emergency first-of-its-kind heart procedure was performed at the Rabin Medical Center.
Rising Anti-Semitism: A Real Crisis Affecting Real People
Yael’s story is not isolated. It reflects a broader, alarming trend: anti-Semitism is surging across the globe.
Project Spotlight: The Fellowship Brings Food and Company to Elderly
Elderly loneliness in Israel is an epidemic. Meet the cure with the service that The Fellowship and Colel Chabad are providing.
First Spinal Cord Transplant to Take Place in Israel
The world's first spinal cord transplant, set to take place in Israel, may allow paralyzed patients to walk again.