'Good People Saving Lives’: How Christians Support Israel
See how you’ve helped us deliver lifesaving aid in unprecedented levels to Israelis in need and also to those caught in the Ukraine war.
Yael Makes Top 50 of 'Our Favorite Jewish Women'
Congratulations to our President and CEO Yael Eckstein, who was just named “50 of Our Favorite Jewish Women Right Now” by the Future of Jewish.
The Fellowship and United Hatzalah Inaugurate Israel’s First Fleet of
Now, more than 200 volunteer paramedics and EMTs can respond to medical emergencies in Israel much more quickly, saving time and lives!
Remembering Yuri
You have shown your love and care for those of God's children who have been forgotten by so many - Jewish people like Yuri.
Project Spotlight: Music Therapy for Ukraine Children
To help children and families escaping war-torn Ukraine, we’ve started supporting music therapy sessions aimed at calming the children and helping them overcome the stress of war.
Rescue Mission Underway
The Fellowship is rescuing elderly Jews - many of them Holocaust survivors - from war-torn Ukraine on special flights to Israel.
Torah Scroll that Survived the Holocaust Makes Aliyah
A Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust will now be brought to Israel, reports the Jerusalem Post.
Project Spotlight: Susan's House
The Fellowship proudly supports Susan’s House, an organization that helps at risk youth in Israel develop professional skills to rise above their desperate situations.
Celebrating 39 Years of Building Bridges of Faith
We celebrate 39 years of building bridges between Christians and Jews, of standing for God's people, and of continuing the legacy of Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, of blessed memory.
From Holocaust to Famine
The famine that followed World War II proved to be nearly as horrible as the Nazi atrocities that Holocaust survivors had just endured.
Project Spotlight: Medical Rescue Flights for Holocaust Survivors
Seven medical rescue flights are under way to ensure elderly Jews with severe health issues can safely make aliyah.
Over 42,000 Olim to Celebrate First Israel Independence Day
For more than 42,000 new olim (immigrants), including over 8,500 brought home by The Fellowship, this will be their first Israel Independence Day (Yom HaAtzmaut).