Fellowship Blog

For a country with a relatively tiny population and size, Israel has produced huge advances in medicine, industry, agriculture, technology, and science that have saved lives, expanded knowledge, and broadened…

Joining an anti-Nazi group at the age of 16, this dearly departed Russian intelligence agent thwarted an attempt by Hitler on the lives of FDR, Stalin, and Churchill.

By partnering with various organizations on the ground in the former Soviet Union, The Fellowship is able to help tens of thousands of needy Jews, including children, impoverished families, the disabled, and…

A Holocaust survivor is speaking to today's young people to "create a world of unity, respect, and tolerance."

Writing at Fox News, Yael calls on Christians and Jews to come together to battle the worsening anti-Semitism we're witnessing around the world.

We are so grateful for friends like you who continue to support Israel and her people!

Fredirika was born 93 years ago in a small Hungarian village that was later claimed by Romania after World War II. And her youth was shattered by the war.

Sisters Dora and Shifra Reznik lost their entire family to the Holocaust, and would have lost their lives if not for the kindness of a Tatar family.

A new smart device by HydrantTech makes sure every drop of water counts reports the Times of Israel.

Thank you for protecting Israel’s children with us!

Can you guess why thousands of Jewish women across the FSU are especially at risk for not just poverty, but loneliness, as well? Learn why it is so important for…

A new book of unseen photos taken by American soldiers during World War II documents the last year of the war, including the liberation of those who survived the Holocaust.