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After losing his leg when attackers at the Nova music festival threw grenades, this former professional soccer player thought he’d never play again.

Even as war rages, Israelis are still happy to live in the Jewish homeland, reports Israel21c:

Gabriela Leimberg shares her journey from being taken by Hamas terrorists on October 7 to finding rescue, hope, and healing.

The residents of Sderot and Kiryat Shmona have been away from their homes for five months due to the war. But this year for the Jewish holiday of Purim, they still held onto hope and faith traditions.

In case you missed it, watch a new interview with Adele Raemer by our friends at CBN News as she shares more about her powerful story.

During times like these, we are reminded of the power of prayer. It guides our thoughts, binds us in solidarity with one another, and connects us more deeply with the grace that flows from God.

Adele Raemer is a survivor of the October 7 attacks, and one of Yael’s “Nourish Your Biblical Roots” guests.

Writing at The Jerusalem Post, Michael Starr brings us an update on the Jewish people in Ukraine and the situation on the ground:

With worries over rising anti-Semitism across the globe, many Jewish people are choosing to make aliyah (immigrate to Israel) even amid war in Israel. And The Fellowship is helping them come home.

While the world has been focused on Israel’s war against Hamas terrorism, grim reminders recently emerged that the conflict in Ukraine persists and is deadly, marked by heavy missile attacks against Ukrainian targets.

Join us as Yael Eckstein and Fellowship Ambassador Bishop Lanier share an update on the war in Israel and The Fellowship’s response.

Great damage has taken place in Israel since the war against Hamas began. Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, as the nation prepared to observe the biblical holiday of Simchat Torah.