Fellowship Blog

Dr. Eliezer Be'eri explains why an Israeli device used to treat pneumonia victims will offer coronavirus patients a safer treatment and will hopefully go on sale in China in the…

Jewish children in Ukraine who have lost their parents or who come from poor or troubled families find much-needed love and stability at Fellowship-supported Alumim Children’s Home.

In an effort to preserve Holocaust artifacts for future generations, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum asked New Yorkers for any photos, letters, or documents from this era.

David "Dado" Elazar made aliyah as a boy and after fighting for Israel's independence, worked his way to the top of the Israeli military ranks.

“We hoped that this nightmare would cease," says Rostyslav. Learn how Fellowship Freedom Flights helped Rostyslav and his family escape war-torn Ukraine.

Jean Severin Lemaire was an evangelical pastor in France who, during World War II, risked his life and was sent to a concentration camp for helping Jews escape the Nazis.

Learn how Israeli scientists are using dinosaur fossils from 66 million years ago to help advance the medical field today!

Yael visits a new Israeli who you brought home to the Holy Land aboard a Fellowship Freedom Flight a year ago.

This is a place where young homeless people can take a hot shower, do some laundry, or receive clothing that’s been donated to the shelter.

This winter, Amos’ home will be a little bit warmer.

While the road ahead will be long, lab testing by Israeli researchers shows that an enzyme-inhibiting compound might slow down the progress of Alzheimer’s, reports the Times of Israel.

Yad Vashem, Israel's official Holocaust memorial, receives many requests to remember those who acted heroically during the Holocaust. Those non-Jews