Fellowship Blog


Black and white image of several people offboarding a plane.
The Hero Captain of Entebbe
Israelis remember Michel Bacos, the French pilot of the 1976 flight hijacked and taken to Entebbe, who refused to be released and stayed with the Israeli hostages.
Angelina Anisimova and her daughter looking directly at the camera.
Project Spotlight: Helping Children with Special Needs in the FSU
In the former Soviet Union, tremendous discrimination and stigma still surround children with physical or mental challenges. This is why The Fellowship is so dedicated to helping the families of…
Bibi, Mike Huckabee and two other people going over artifacts and documents.
Biblical Site Draws Christians and Controversy
A West Bank site, cared for by Israeli settlers and flocked to by evangelicals, is being criticized by those who stand against Christians and Jews.
The front gate of Auschwitz
A Letter Written Moments Before Her Auschwitz Death
Knowing she was about to be killed in the gas chambers by the Nazis, Vilma Grunwald passed a letter to a guard to give to her husband and family who…
Father happily tossing newborn son into the air after making Aliyah
New Olim Settle near Gaza with Help from The Fellowship
From eight months to 82-years-old, 250 new Israelis landed in the Holy Land today on a Fellowship Freedom Flight from Ukraine.
Coffee cup with cool design on a white plate.
9 Best Places for Coffee and Cake in Jerusalem
Israel21c explains that Israelis are so particular about their coffee that not even Starbucks could stay open in the Holy Land. Here are some of the best Israeli coffee spots.
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Let’s Make Black and White Cookies!
Try making these iconic cookies loved by Jews – The Nosher shows us how!
Roza Lalush, IFCJ recipient looking directly at the camera.
Faces of The Fellowship: Roza
Roza is a 94-year-old Holocaust survivor from Morocco who now lives in Israel after making aliyah (immigrating to Israel). She relies on The Fellowship for survival.
Bronislava Kristopaviciene, who saved Jewish child from Kovno Ghetto
Saving a Child from the Nazis' 'Children's Aktion'
Bronislava Kristopaviciene was a nurse who sheltered and saved a small Jewish girl who was to be murdered during the Holocaust.
Close up image of a few puzzle pieces together on a wooden table.
National Autism Research Center Opening in Southern Israel
The new center will be a resource on new treatment methods for autism, providing information to healthcare professionals and the public.
Dr. Aaron Cahan helps survivor of Volary Death March
Liberation
After nearly a thousand Jewish women were murdered during the death march to Volary, the liberating American forces work to save the lives of those who somehow survived.
A bridge at night while Tel Aviv is in the distance.
11 Great Books You Must Read Before a Visit to
Are you thinking of visiting Tel Aviv? Check out Israel21c's list of books to help you learn more about this interesting city by the seaside.