Fellowship Blog

Just as the Jewish people finish celebrating Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, where they traditionally eat an apple dipped in honey, we know that the world’s bee population is…

The Fellowship is launching a $10.9 million aid program to help over 260,000 people in Israel and the former Soviet Union during Rosh Hashanah and the High Holy Days.

Antonia knows the exact moment when she decided to make aliyah from Ukraine with The Fellowship.

The pomegranate is a symbolic food to eat during the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah, and it's also great for your health!

In preparation for the beginning of a new school year in Israel, The Fellowship is sponsoring summer camps for olim children in various municipalities in Israel.

“To live and smile” is Asya’s motto. At 85 years old, this upbeat and energetic Holocaust survivor can teach us all about the importance of positivity.

We dispatched our IDF Hospitality Vehicle to visit the firefighters and other officials working to extinguish the fires last week during one of the worst wildfires in the Holy Land.

Roza was all alone in the Holy Land, until The Fellowship stepped in and gave her hope and friendship for the upcoming High Holy Days.

MyOR discovered how to assess if a baby is at risk of developing allergies and provides a holistic option to prevent allergies from developing.

President and CEO Yael Eckstein shares more about Fellowship projects that help Israeli first responders during emergencies.

The Washington Times profiles Yael Eckstein - who stepped into her father's shoes to help the Jewish people on behalf of Christians around the world.

The Great Synagogue in Jerusalem is the first of the Holy City's houses of worship outfitted with defibrillators thanks to The Fellowship.