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120 new olim (immigrants) from Ukraine arrived yesterday on a Fellowship Freedom Flight, 9 of them set to begin first grade in their new home in the Holy Land.

A forest in Israel not only remembers three young boys murdered by terrorists, but inspires new life and an entire nation.

The United States has lauded the humanitarian aid provided by Israel to Syrian refugees at the Fellowship-supported Ziv Medical Center as "heroic work."

Israel shows warmth and compassion to its lone soldiers, the young people who have left everything behind to defend the Jewish state and her citizens.

As incidents of anti-Semitism and hatred worry many that the ugly past is repeating itself, we have the opportunity to do things differently.

There is a sobering lesson to be learned from the events in Charlottesville, and we ignore it at our peril: Wherever people stir up violent hatred for any ethnic or…

To save the life of a friend's wife during the Holocaust, a doctor in Belgrade made her name disappear.

Dennis was never hugged as a child. His mother abandoned him at birth, and he spent his first three and a half years neglected and unloved in a Russian orphanage.…

We know beyond all doubt that God has sustained The Fellowship through your prayers, allowing us to care for the most vulnerable and needy Jews among us. There are thousands…

Bat Melech, a Fellowship-supported shelter for battered women and children, provides a vital refuge for those who have nowhere else to turn. We recently received this heartfelt letter from the shelter’s…

The Israeli government has increased its aid to Jewish immigrants who have fled Venezuela's violence and instability aboard Fellowship Freedom Flights.

Ancient olive trees grow by ruins near Mar Elias in Jerusalem.