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Treblinka’s Last Witness
Samuel Willenberg was a Holocaust survivor who was the last remaining witness to the 1943 revolt at the Treblinka death camp, as well as an Israeli artist, sculptor, and writer.
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Giora Feidman – Klezmer Clarinetist
Giora Feidman is an Israeli clarinet player who specializes in Jewish klezmer music and whose playing featured in the movie Schindler's List.
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How You Blessed 2020
This past year surely brought pain, loneliness, and loss to so many – in Israel, in the U.S., around the world, and perhaps even to you. But even as 2020 brought so much hardship, you brought comfort, generosity, and joy.
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Dudu Fisher – Singer and Friend of The Fellowship
Dudu Fisher is an Israeli cantor, singer, and stage performer, who is also a good friend of The Fellowship.
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Jan Karski – The Messenger of a Holocaust Resistance
Jan Karski was a member of the Polish Resistance during World War II whose reports on the Warsaw Ghetto and other Nazi atrocities brought news of the Holocaust to the world.
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An Israeli Tickling the Ivories
Israeli musician Pnina Salzman was a world-renowned Israeli classical pianist and piano pedagogue.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
It Was Winter
Yael comes to us from the Holy Land with a biblical message for Hanukkah – a message of rededication, of rekindling, and of light.
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Roddie Edmonds: American POW and Righteous Gentile
An American soldier taken prisoner by the Nazis during WWII, Roddie Edmonds saved the lives of 200 fellow American POWs who were Jewish.
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Violins of Hope
Amnon Weinstin is an Israeli violin maker who has refurbished violins from the Holocaust so that the world will never forget this dark chapter in Jewish history.
Stand For Israel
Running to Rachel’s Tomb
Run, walk, or sit on this tour of the Holy Land from Jerusalem to the tomb of a biblical matriarch on the outskirts of Bethlehem.
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Yardena Arazi – One of Israel’s Most Popular Singers
From Eurovision in the 1970s to singing for Israel's 70th birthday, Yardena Arazi has long been one of the Holy Land's most beloved entertainers.
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From Opera Star to Holocaust Hero
A Lithuanian opera tenor, Kipras Petrauskas and his wife gave up their lives and careers to shelter and save the daughter of a Jewish friend and colleague.
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