Fellowship Blog

Did you know that you are part of The Fellowship’s story? Bishop Paul Lanier, The Fellowship’s Chairman of the Board, tells us why your support in 2020 mattered.

This past year surely brought pain, loneliness, and loss to so many – in Israel, in the U.S., around the world, and perhaps even to you. But even as 2020…

Bronislava Kristopaviciene was a nurse who sheltered and saved a small Jewish girl, daughter to Zinaida Levina, who was to be murdered during the Holocaust.

The Fellowship’s new Solidarity Fund, or “Arvoot Hadidit," aids those hit hardest by the crisis by providing basic needs.

Amid a pandemic, a new Israeli-designed remote control is making the virtual world way more accessible for seniors.

We are thankful that we could provide some Hanukkah cheer to Israel’s soldiers who tirelessly protect the nation of Israel.

Writing at the BBC, the grandson of Danish Jews tells how his grandparents escaped being rounded up and murdered by the Nazi regime.

Jan Karski was a member of the Polish Resistance during World War II whose reports on the Warsaw Ghetto and other Nazi atrocities brought news of the Holocaust to the…

This month, The Fellowship welcomed home 316 olim (immigrants) from Ethiopia, and another 100 are on their way, as part of Operation “Tzur Israel.”

Israeli musician Pnina Salzman was a world-renowned Israeli classical pianist and piano pedagogue.

As Jewish people around the world began a very different Hanukkah in 2020, Yael Eckstein shared a message of hope on Fox News.

Zeruya Shalev is a best-selling Israeli author and the survivor of a 2004 terrorist attack in the Holy Land.