Fellowship Blog

Viorica Agarici was a Romanian nurse and head of the local Red Cross who protected Romanian Jews during the Holocaust.

After experiencing the heartbreaking loss of their parents at the hands of the Germans in December 1941, three surviving brothers decided to take action.

With more and more Israeli families in need of financial support during the coronavirus crisis, The Fellowship doubled its annual efforts to help vulnerable citizens during the High Holy Days.

Anna Igumnova was a Russian chemist who helped save Slovakian Jews from the Nazis during World War II.

Unable to afford a retirement community, no family to visit them, and no government willing to help, The Fellowship is their only line of hope.

From Eurovision in the 1970s to singing for Israel's 70th birthday, Yardena Arazi has long been one of the Holy Land's most beloved entertainers.

The Jerusalem Post has released its list of 2020's 50 most influential Jews - and Yael Eckstein is on it!

A new survey reveals a "worrying lack of basic Holocaust knowledge" among millennials and other young people in the United States today.

A composer who made aliyah (immigrated to the Holy Land), Josef Tal created classical music for the modern state of Israel.

For this year's High Holy Days, we are preparing over 40,000 food boxes for elderly and families in need thanks to you!

As wildfires become more prevalent across the globe and in the U.S., Israeli teams and innovators bring their expertise and help with prevention, detection, and rehab plans.

An olim (immigrant) to the Holy Land, architect Richard Kauffmann helped design and build the modern state of Israel.