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All Her Children are Now with Her in Israel
For the last four years, Ilona was worried sick about her children in Ukraine. Now, they have joined her in Israel.
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Aid Came When She Needed It Most
The Fellowship came to Metula after a strike to help people like Yelena whose homes were damaged.
Elderly woman Holocaust survivor holding a framed black-and-white photo, sitting in a cozy living room with colorful cushions and a table, reflecting on her past.
‘I Raised My Children on My Own Without Help’
Fellowship staff visited 88-year-old Chana in Haifa, who raised five children with next to nothing.
A woman with gray hair smiling at the camera in an airport terminal, surrounded by travelers and seating areas, representing IFCJ's efforts to assist those in need worldwide.
‘I Feel Like I Was the Last to Go’
Patricia joins her family in Israel from Argentina.
Supportive elderly woman sitting on a sofa, speaking and smiling in a cozy living room with natural light, representing community support and care for seniors.
‘My Jewish Name is Miriam’
Maria and her family hid their Jewish identities and practices in the post-war Soviet Union.
A young woman providing care and support to an elderly woman at home, demonstrating compassion and assistance with daily activities.
‘I Remember the Constant Feeling of Cold and Hunger’
Emilia is one of the Holocaust survivors The Fellowship visited in Haifa for Shavuot.
Man holding a smiling child in a green park with trees and mountains in the background.
‘More Support, More Opportunities, and More Hope’
Dmytro and Yuliia brought their son to Israel so he can receive the support he needs.
The Caballero Family, new olim from Argentina, at Ezeiza International Airport. group photo of family standing together in airport, smiling, happy, adult man, adult woman, two young adult men, and one young adult woman, blue and black sweatsuits, thumbs up
‘We Now Feel Safe in Israel and Are Happy to
Carlos and his family made aliyah from Argentina with The Fellowship's help.
Emergency responders in orange vests and helmets working in a damaged urban environment.
‘We Couldn't Ask for Better Timing'
Search and rescue leader Yonatan talks about receiving The Fellowship's support during the war with Iran.
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‘I Was Always the Support’
All his life, Nicolay has been a rock to those around him. Now, The Fellowship is his rock.
Young couple sitting on a park bench, symbolizing hope and resilience during challenging moments, reflecting the theme "Back Then It Felt Impossible, Just a Dream".
‘Back Then It Felt Impossible, Just a Dream’
Antastasia and her husband made aliyah with help from The Fellowship.
An elderly woman with white hair and a gentle expression, sitting in her cozy living room, wrapped in a blanket, reflecting resilience and hope.
‘It’s a Miracle That I’m Still Alive’
Bertha's happy childhood came to an abrupt halt when the Nazis invaded.