Fellowship Blog

During last week's annual "Mashiv Haruach" concert, musicians played Jewish soul music at Yad Vashem to bring back to life Jewish culture that the Nazis tried to destroy.

Ephraim Kishon was an Israeli writer, Oscar-nominated film director, and one of the world's most widely read satirists.

Our friends at ISRAEL21c share where to find unique Israeli artwork during your next trip to the Holy Land!

For 88-year-old Sunya, the hardest part of aging is the loneliness. Thankfully, he can rely on The Fellowship.

Among the many Jews who Johann Karl Nurnberger saved during the Holocaust was a baby boy named Peter, who Johann adopted and raised as his own son.

Researchers at Tel Aviv University say they've discovered the pathway that causes melanoma to spread to the brain, and they think they can stop it.

In an effort to protect The Fellowship’s elderly With Dignity and Fellowship beneficiaries without air-conditioning, Fellowship volunteers have distributed fans and water to these vulnerable people.

Writing at NoCamels, Viva Sarah Press shares five ways to stay cool this summer in Israel.

“You provide care and attention to every new olim [immigrant]. Thank you!” says Olena.

Fellowship President Yael Eckstein joined thousands of our faithful friends for a special Fellowship family meeting to discuss the rising threats against Israel, the Middle East’s changing reality, and what…

Father Jacob Raile spent the Holocaust finding, hiding, feeding, and saving the lives of 150 Hungarian Jews.

To celebrate summer and bring youth volunteers together with elderly in Israel, The Fellowship’s field coordinator in the Jordan Valley and Gilboa region organized a summer volunteer outing.