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What began as a routine search for beachgoers’ lost belongings at one of Ashdod’s beaches last week turned into an archaeological treasure hunt when an ancient Cypriot silver siglos coin dating to the mid-5th century B.C.E. was discovered.  

In what is being described as Jerusalem’s most significant excavation in decades, archaeologists have discovered a rare Judean pillar figurine mold dating to the First Temple period.

This week, members of Toronto's diverse cultural and faith communities came together in a powerful show of solidarity, attending a community lunch at the bakery to stand alongside those affected. 

Every year, IFCJ Canada helps prepare thousands of children across Israel for the new school year. Many of these children’s families cannot afford backpacks, new clothing, and other school essentials, making this support invaluable. 

The Fellowship family in Israel recently visited two Fellowship-supported projects in Jerusalem that provide food, care, and companionship to elderly Israelis.

The third annual Flags of Fellowship campaign invites churches, synagogues, schools, and other institutions around the world to participate in this global movement...

As Jews prepare to observe the saddest holiday on the Hebrew calendar, Tisha B’Av, 

Father’s Day has always been a tender day for me—one filled with gratitude, memory, and reflect

As the holiday of Shavuot approaches, my heart fills with a familiar mixture of awe and gratitude.