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The young women who participate in the Fellowship-supported Yemin Orde Pre-Army Leadership Program for Girls, which is a program that prepares young women for successful army service, visited the elderly…

In this photo from 1963, Israel's first Prime Minister plants a tree on Tu B'Shvat with children of the Holy Land.

Known as the new year of the trees, Tu B'Shvat offers us some important lessons on God's provision and timing.

When they boarded that initial flight in Kiev, we did not know he would soon be facing a life-threatening medical condition. They share their gratitude for donors of The Fellowship.

BuzzFeed shares with us the best Jewish recipes from sweet rugelach to warm matzah ball soup!

On January 31st, Jews around the world observe the holiday of Tu B'Shvat, which celebrates the miracle of all that God created. This includes the land of Israel, of which…

The Israeli military is working to improve coordination and communication in order to fight terrorism in the Holy City and in the Holy Land.

As anti-Semitism spreads around the world, particularly in America and Europe, we must not remain silent about this hatred of people for their faith.

Abavitch wanted a better life for herself and her 14-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter, but had no idea how to achieve it -- until she discovered a Fellowship mentoring project.

The Fellowship's Ami Farkas recently made a project visit to ELEM, the Fellowship-supported center for homeless youth with locations in both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The shelters provide aid to…

Israeli Knesset member Yair Lapid writes about how the memory of the Treblinka death camp reminds us that anti-Semitism is still alive and well today.

The brilliance of God's creation is on display in the Red Sea at Eilat.