Fellowship Blog

After miraculously surviving the Chernobyl nuclear plant explosion at only two weeks old after breathing in radioactive dust, Inna Braverman knew she wanted to devote her life to creating a…

Learn how your support helped us equip a medical team in the Holy Land to serve the people of Israel during this devastating health crisis.

Elinor Joseph is an Israeli Christian and the first Arab woman to serve in a combat role in the IDF.

“Our connection to Israel as a family, and my own personal connection, runs very deep.” This is Baruch who is a new olim from Ukraine. He’s waited months to bring…

Righteous Gentiles Vladimir and Galina Imshennik saved a Jewish girl from the Nazis, raising her as their own.

The Fellowship continues to protect God's people in need.

Jews in places like Belarus already face raging anti-Semitism and crippling economic prospects. Now they must face an international pandemic, as well.

A flyweight weightlifter representing the Jewish state at the 1972 Munich Summer Olympic Games, Ze'ev Friedman was murdered by Palestinian terrorists.

While we are uncertain about the future due to the crisis, we are so proud of Fellowship staff, volunteers, and YOU, our wonderful supporters who carry on this good work.

A prisoner and resistance member of Block 66 of Buchenwald concentration camp, Antonin Kalina saved the lives of more than 900 Jewish children imprisoned there.

Juliano Mer-Khamis was an Israeli Palestinian (his parents were Jewish and Christian) who was an IDF veteran, an actor, and an activist.

“One thing is clear throughout this pandemic, and that is the fact that Jewish people around the world are flocking to Israel for the safety, security, and stability they know…