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Flowers bloom in the desert—even at the site of the October 7 massacre—a sign of hope amid so much darkness.

As Israeli planes fly overhead, Bishop Lanier comes to us live from the Holy Land at the site of the massacre on October 7, asking us to pray.

“Every day there is like hell,” says a recently released hostage, Maya—who was taken along with her brother, Itay. Now they are both speaking out.

As the death toll of soldiers lost reaches 104, the ground operation is so intense that equipment had to be airdropped to support IDF troops on the battlefields.

Faina relies on her faith, her community in Israel, and The Fellowship during times of darkness.

Many in Israel light the menorah, all while they wait for the return of loved ones still held hostage in Gaza and as the IDF bravely defends Israel.

After visiting one of the kibbutzim where unimaginable terror took place on October 7, Yael reminds us that God turns our darkness into light, even during wartime.

IDF soldiers are taking the message of Hanukkah to heart this year by lighting menorahs even on the battlefields.

The Fellowship is on the ground providing protective equipment to those on emergency standby teams in the Judea and Samaria region of Israel.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) uncovered one of the largest stockpiles of Hamas weapons yet in Gaza, all located near a hospital and school.

Yael explores how Hanukkah is a time to remember that no matter how dark things may be, we can still find the light.

A missile fired from Yemen threatened the Holy Land on Wednesday. Thankfully, Israel’s military intercepted it.