The Lord Does Not Despise His Captive People
Captured by Palestinian terrorists via their sinister terror tunnels, Gilad Shalit was held prisoner by Hamas for five years.
Israeli Drones Help Florida Power Plant Spot Storm Damage
These high power drones can detect damage right away, changing how we react to the worst hurricanes, wildfires, and storms.
Project Spotlight: Assisting in Fellowship
Thankfully, through our Assisting in Fellowship project, over 8,000 families across 140 cities in Israel will receive help with the purchase of food, medication, and other basic needs.
Holocaust Survivor Receives Honorary High School Diploma
At just seven years old, Miriam Schreiber, now 88, witnessed the Nazis invading Poland. Years later, after the war, she wanted to complete her education, but never had the opportunity…
Camel Crashes Prevented in the Desert by Israeli Tech Savvy
Using new technology innovators found a way to prevent deadly vehicle accidents when camels go on the road for a safer desert trip.
Project Spotlight: Summer Camps for Children in the FSU
These summer camps set kids up for future success and let them know Christians around the world love them!
From Pioneer to Parliament
Shoshana Arbeli-Almozlino made aliyah to the Holy Land from Iraq, then served the Jewish state for more than a quarter century in the Knesset.
'It Is Good to Die for Our Country'
Joseph Trumpeldor was an early Zionist, an organizer of the Jewish Legion, and an Israeli national hero who died defending the Holy Land.
Project Spotlight: French Olim Make Aliyah With The Fellowship
The Fellowship continues to bring new olim (immigrants) home to Israel. This time from France!
Faces of The Fellowship: Suzanna
Suzanna feels blessed by The Fellowship!
Studies Show Pomegranate Slows Neurodegenerative Diseases
Pomegranates are one of the foods of the Bible and grow throughout the Holy Land. Now, researchers think that this fruit could help treat multiple sclerosis patients.
From a Childhood in Nazi Germany to Children's Theater in
Growing up in Germany during WWII, Orna Porat later converted to Judaism and became an important figure in the world of Israeli theater.