Yael gives us some words of encouragement that not only is God is active and present in this war, but that He is working through The Fellowship and all our…
Yom HaShoah Reminds Us: 'We Will Live'
Yael says that this Yom HaShoah it's more important than ever to stand with Israel through prayers and action, and faith that God will protect His people.
From Israel: What’s on My Mind This Passover
Writing at Higher Ground, Yael says this Passover is a time of grief and suffering… but also hope.
Finding Strength in the Light
Yael reminds us that there is hope after the terrible attacks of October 7, and that as long as we hold steadfast to the light, our faith, and each other,…
What Have We Learned After 150 Days of War?
Yael shares how the world must stop falling for the deceitfulness of Hamas’ tactics and realize that Israel stands for life, freedom, and peace.
Hamas and the Holocaust: An Interview
Yael speaks with Sarah, a Holocaust survivor, and Noa, a survivor of the October 7 attacks on Israel in this powerful interview.
Christian Friends Combat Dangerous Anti-Semitism
Yael writes a powerful message about the strength of Israel’s millions of Christian friends who are committed to supporting the Jewish people and are unified in crying out: Never again!
Unity in Prayer and Action to Usher in New Days
As Yael reflects on the tragedy of October 7, she encourages us to let go of all that divides us as a society, so that we can find unity, strength,…
A Biblical Land – and A Land of Heroes
Yael reflects on her renewed awe for the humble and heroic defenders of Israel during this time of war.
Israel Is a Land of Heroes
Yael writes about how bravely the people of Israel, both young and old, responded when Hamas attacked on October 7.
Hanukkah: Celebrating Light, Life, and Miracles in the Midst of
After visiting one of the kibbutzim where unimaginable terror took place on October 7, Yael reminds us that God turns our darkness into light, even during wartime.
Holding On to Hope When all Else Seems Lost
Yael explores how Hanukkah is a time to remember that no matter how dark things may be, we can still find the light.