Reflections

Six months ago on October 7, the inconceivable happened along the southern border of Israel.

In a powerful interview recorded just before International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Yael speaks with Sarah, a Holocaust survivor, and Noa, a survivor of the October 7 attacks on Israel.

Did you know that it is during the darkest time of the year when the Jewish people celebrate Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights? And that is no coincidence. Because only against that backdrop of darkness can we truly appreciate light.

Yael says that in some ways Israel’s returned to their routines, but in no way have they gone back to normal.

In a new interview with CBN Digital, Yael discusses how The Fellowship is on the ground identifying needs in real time, all while hearing even more of the heartbreaking stories that all of Israel is experiencing.

One of my favourite things about living in Israel is celebrating Jewish holidays with the entire nation.

This week, Yael is excited to be co-hosting Better Together with our friends at TBN.

Starting a month before the High Holy Days begin, the sounds of the shofar—the biblically mandated trumpet made from a ram’s horn—can be heard in synagogues around the world, calling people to reflect, repent, and return to God.

In just over a week, the Jewish people will begin the High Holy Days by celebrating Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.

Grammy-nominated singer, best-selling author, and prominent Christian media personality Sheila Walsh joins me to discuss her first visit to Israel and to share how her personal journey through depression taught her important lessons.

As we prepare to observe World Humanitarian Day on August 19, I’ve been reflecting on the work of my organization, and the aid we provide for millions of people in need worldwide each year.

If you have ever felt like giving up, today’s episode is especially for you. This month Jews around the world observe the darkest day on the Jewish calendar, Tisha B’Av, the ninth day of the month of Av.