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Could a tiny clay seal impression hold a connection to King Josiah’s court? A First Temple-era discovery bears a name that may link it to a royal adviser mentioned in Scripture — and forthcoming research will explore the intriguing possibility.

How did ancient engineers bring water from Bethlehem to Jerusalem’s Temple Mount without a single pump? A newly uncovered stretch of a 2,000-year-old aqueduct offers a fascinating glimpse into the ingenuity that sustained the Holy City.

What kept an ancient industrial site near Haifa busy all year? From olive pressing to dye production, traces left behind nearly 2,800 years ago reveal how workers in the Kingdom of Israel adapted their industries to the changing seasons. 

A simple clothing voucher can mean so much more to a child in need. This Rosh Hashanah, The Fellowship helped vulnerable children in Israel experience the joy of choosing something of their own. Read this heartfelt letter of gratitude and discover how The Fellowship is bringing hope, dignity, and joy to vulnerable children in Israel through acts of compassion and love. 

From sacred biblical sites to heartfelt encounters with vulnerable Jewish people, 33 pastors experienced faith in action across Israel. Discover how this unforgettable journey brought hope, compassion, and God’s love to life.

Three years after October 7, the emotional wounds of war continue to weigh heavily on children in Israel. Alarming new findings reveal the growing toll on their mental health—and why the need for healing, hope, and ongoing care has never been more urgent. Discover what the findings reveal. 

Twenty-five years ago, the world awoke to a morning that would forever change our understanding of evil, courage, and loss.

Tisha B’Av is the saddest day on the Jewish calendar, yet it carries a powerful message of hope. In a special op-ed, Yael Eckstein reflects on how faith, resilience, and God’s presence sustain us through seasons of sorrow and rebuilding.

As Father’s Day approaches, Yael Eckstein reflects on the example of her father, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, and the lessons of faith, love, and purpose that continue to shape her life.