Fellowship Blog

A new book explains how young women were deceived during the Holocaust, so that they would show up for the first transport of Jews to Auschwitz.

The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens is full of endangered species and draws around 200,000 visitors a year, says the Times of Israel.

Yesterday, as we observed one year since the sudden passing of our founder and Rabbi, Yechiel Eckstein, much good was said about all the good that he did during his…

What do you do when you’re a new father in Ukraine and crisis breaks out, turning your hometown into a war zone? For Volodymyr, it meant doing everything he could…

Jan and Anna Puchalski were a Christian couple who risked the lives of their family to rescue Polish Jews during the Holocaust.

Israeli 15-hour hackathon works on solutions to issues like water contamination, monitoring air quality, and more to cope with the consequences of Australia's wildfires.

February marks one year since the passing of Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, one of Israel’s greatest advocates. Today, it is up to us to continue Rabbi Eckstein's prophetic work.

Writing at TIME magazine, Helen Epstein says why “stumbling stones” – which are meant to commemorate lives lost in the Holocaust – continue to “surprise, provoke, and trigger reflection.” And…

Yad Vashem and Facebook partner to create an IRemember Wall to commemorate Holocaust victims.

At 88 years old, Dora still feels like the orphan who survived the Holocaust. “It’s a miracle that I’m alive,” she said.

Hesed means lovingkindness in Hebrew, and that’s exactly what Hesed homecare workers provide when they visit elderly shut-ins who need help with daily tasks as well as caring companionship.

As we remember the millions who died during the Holocaust, Yael Eckstein takes us to a cattle car that would have carried Jews just like her to their deaths during…