Fellowship Blog

A new exhibition in New York will feature Torah scrolls rescued from the Holocaust reports the NY Jewish Week.

Israeli parks have made a change for the better. They are so much more accessible, providing accommodations to those using wheelchairs and strollers, as well as people with vision impairment…

How a Christian mother saved the lives of her Jewish best friend's children as the Holocaust swept through Ukraine.

Staffed by veterans of the IDF's technology units, Israel has unveiled the world's first emergency response center for cyber attacks.

Over the last year, The Fellowship — powered by our compassionate donors — has given at-risk immigrants and struggling single moms their turn to shine by offering them grants to…

Three young punks who robbed an elderly Holocaust survivor surely didn't think that a world-class boxer would come to her aid.

George Mamo, The Fellowship's Executive Vice President and Global Chief Operating Officer who worked with Rabbi Eckstein for 20 years, sent us this message from Israel.

Memories and tributes have been pouring in from around the globe from the countless people whose lives were touched by Rabbi Eckstein. One recent article in the Jerusalem Post offers…

After the period of shiva ends, the Jewish mourners enter a new stage, known as shloshim, the remainder of a 30-day period that begins at burial.

Rabbi Daniel Lapin remembers his good friend for his many gifts — his kindness, his generosity, and his courage.

Pat Robertson and the 700 Club remember their dear friend, Rabbi Eckstein, and the bridges he built between the compassionate Christian community and the Jewish community.

Beryl Eckstein shared these moving words at the funeral of his brother, Rabbi Eckstein.