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Dr. Aaron Ciechanover's work has saved hundreds of thousands of lives and has revolutionized human health, agriculture, and the environment.

Israel's largest-ever air defense exercise proves that more countries are willing to ally with the Jewish state.

In a world filled with so much noise and constant change, people attend church for solace, comfort, and reassurance, which is what makes last Sunday's attack on a church in…

Polish centenarian Aleksandra Cybulska was honored for hiding a Jewish girl during the Holocaust, also giving her false identification that saved her life.

A Fellowship writer reminds us we cannot rest until Israel and her people are safe from dangerous rocket attacks, and relying on God is the first step.

Some Israeli children – as young as 13 years old – have been abandoned by their guardians and left on the streets. Learn how The Fellowship is helping these teens…

An Israeli general and politician, Yariv was the architect of the IDF's modern intelligence.

At a ceremony honoring the soldiers from New Zealand and Australia that fought in the Battle of Beersheba a hundred years ago, PM Netanyahu met a traditional Maori warrior.

Cars and trucks have become weapons of choice for terrorists, as we have seen in Israel, in Europe – and now, in New York City. How is it possible to…

Israeli newspaper's website is hacked by Turkish Islamist group on 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.

I recently spoke to a group of new olim (immigrants), sharing my own story of aliyah (immigration to Israel), and assuring them that they are part of the Fellowship family.

Netta, 84, lives alone in Kiev in an apartment that she keeps very neat and clean. As a child, Netta lived through the Holocaust. The Nazis caught her family as…