Fellowship Blog

Recently, Yael Eckstein visited the Fellowship-supported Mana Hama Soup Kitchen, which caters to the needs of the most desperate citizens of Israel – Holocaust survivors, lonely elderly, large families, new…

General Israel Tal served in the Israeli military from the Jewish state's independence until he turned 65, and was known for his expertise in tank warfare.

Learn the fascinating stories behind some of the Holy Lands most beloved and beautiful natural wonders.

A Sabbath dinner spent with Christian friends highlights the strong bond between our two faiths.

After an abusive, controlling childhood, Etti went looking for love in all the wrong places. When she wound up alone with two young children to care for, The Fellowship stepped…

This Righteous Gentile who recently passed away saved thousands of Jews during the Holocaust, but the author came to know him in a deeply personal way.

Since 2014, The Fellowship has been funding scholarships for higher education for hundreds of young minorities in Israel who have finished IDF or community service.

These IDF soldiers have a very personal reason for serving their country. On Holocaust Remembrance Day, they say "we remember."

David Shaltiel survived three years in Dachau and Buchenwald to return to the Holy Land and serve as Haganah commander in Jerusalem during Israel's War of Independence and later as…

On January 27, the world will observe International Holocaust Remembrance Day, commemorating the worst instance of anti-Semitism in history. Yet we also must remember the survivors who are alive today,…

This week's recipe uses sumac, a spice used throughout the Middle East. Our friends at The Nosher like making this dish for Shabbat, but you can make the recipe for…

The National Library of Israel tells us the story of Avraham Sutzkever, who survived the Holocaust to become the Holy Land's foremost poet.