Fellowship Blog


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Project Spotlight: Fellowship-Supported Bat Melech Women's Shelter
Women matter in Israel ... and to The Fellowship. And Fellowship-supported Bat Melech is just one way we show women that we care.
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Israel's First Female Nobel Prize Winner
Born and raised in the Holy Land, Dr. Ada Yonath overcame a childhood of poverty to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009.
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Our Whole Life
Malgorzata Wolska and her children sheltered Warsaw Jews from the Nazis. While their Jewish friends were murdered, an important archive was saved.
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Bill To Expand Holocaust Education in FL Advances To Senate
Holocaust education in Florida schools may be expanding soon to include current examples of anti-Semitism today in addition to historical ones.
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Israeli MDs Give Free Counseling to Coronavirus Patients Worldwide
We are so proud of the 100 volunteer Israeli physicians who are participating in interactive video broadcasts to help isolated coronavirus patients all over the world.
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Project Spotlight: Helping Children at World ORT Schools
World ORT, a group of Fellowship-funded Jewish schools throughout the former Soviet Union, help the Jewish community there thrive.
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A Rainy Day in Israel
A staff member from the Fellowship's Jerusalem office talks about how important rain is to the Holy Land.
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Unexpected Beauty in Israel’s Synagogues
Former Israeli Army fighter pilot and photographer, Amir Chodorov captures the beauty of Israel’s synagogues through photos
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Our Place Is Here
Yigal Allon served Israel for decades, as a Palmach commander, IDF general, Knesset member, and acting Prime Minister.
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Israeli Device Could Help Treat Coronavirus Patients in China
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…
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Project Spotlight: Alumim Children’s Home
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.
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9 Standouts from New Yorkers' Holocaust-Era Artifacts
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.