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Mishpacha School of Life 14 Jun
Rabbi Yaakov Bender, rosh yeshivah of Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway, has redefined the concept of chinuch, expanding it beyond mere transmission of k...
14 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy American Zionism’s future depends on bringing diverse young voices together 12 Jun
Young Jewish leaders from across the U.S., representing diverse Zionist perspectives, are bridging ideological divides through the American Zionist Youth Cou...
12 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Don’t be neutral. Not even once. 12 Jun
Sara Crown Star, in her acceptance speech for the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Humanitarian Award, highlights the evolution of antisemitic tactics from historic...
12 Jun
Forward A Jewish nonprofit was training men to prevent sexual abuse. Then the funding disappeared 11 Jun
Jewish Women International (JWI), a nonprofit focused on preventing sexual abuse and supporting female victims, has faced severe financial challenges due to ...
11 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Why most Jewish nonprofits aren’t growing their donor base 11 Jun
Jewish nonprofits often experience stagnant donor growth, not from lack of effort or passion, but due to a missing systematic approach to engaging potential ...
11 Jun
Mishpacha Hear Her Voice 11 Jun
Michal Horowitz, a Toronto-born teacher of Torah, discovered her calling to educate others despite experiencing severe hearing loss due to an undiagnosed inn...
11 Jun
Mishpacha All That Glitters Is Not Gold 11 Jun
This piece analyzes the Democrats' prospects in the upcoming midterm elections, examining both their strengths and vulnerabilities. Despite favorable conditi...
11 Jun
Chabad.org Elie Wiesel on a Lechaim (or Three) With the Rebbe 10 Jun
Elie Wiesel, a renowned author, Holocaust survivor, and dedicated Jew, reflects on his personal interactions with the Lubavitcher Rebbe during the joyous hol...
10 Jun
Chabad.org Argentina Presidents Secret: Why I'm Speaking At A Rebbe Event 10 Jun
Argentina's president speaks at an event honoring the Rebbe, highlighting the significant influence of Chabad and the Rebbe's teachings on global leadership ...
10 Jun
Sapir The Jewish Case for Public Service 10 Jun
Exploring the intersection between Jewish faith and public service, the article highlights a personal journey of serving high-stakes national security roles ...
10 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Donor fatigue isn’t about generosity. It’s about us. 9 Jun
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia tackled donor fatigue by shifting their fundraising strategy from event-driven approaches to foc...
9 Jun
Chabad.org I Begged the Rebbe to Come to My Wedding 8 Jun
Rabbi Shabse Alpern recounts his journey from Brooklyn to Brazil, where he was sent by the Lubavitcher Rebbe as part of the broader mission of spreading Jewi...
8 Jun
JTA 70 Faces Media wins 27 Simon Rockower Awards for Excellence in Jewish Journalism 5 Jun
70 Faces Media achieved significant recognition by winning 27 prestigious Simon Rockower Awards for Excellence in Jewish Journalism, including 18 top positio...
5 Jun
Forward Trump's humiliation of Netanyahu marks a sea change in the US-Israel relationship 4 Jun
The political dynamics between the United States and Israel are undergoing a profound shift. President Donald Trump's recent phone call, where he allegedly b...
4 Jun
Rationalist Judaism Calamity and Clarity 4 Jun
Natan Slifkin details a controversial appointment process in the Knesset, where Michael Rabello, the personal lawyer of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, wa...
4 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Nonprofit consultants in the age of artificial intelligence 4 Jun
Amidst the rise of artificial intelligence in Jewish philanthropic organizations, a tension emerges: while AI promises efficiency in operations and donor man...
4 Jun
Forward At the Vatican with Chicago’s mayor, a rabbi gave Pope Leo a White Sox kippah 2 Jun
Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann made headlines during a delegation visit to the Vatican by gifting Pope Leo XIV a White Sox-themed kippah, paying homage to his Chicago...
2 Jun
Jewish Action Rabbi Jacob Joseph (1840–1902)—The Tragic Tale of New York’s Only Chief Rabbi 2 Jun
Rabbi Jacob Joseph's tenure as New York's Chief Rabbi underscores the complexities of establishing religious authority in America's secular landscape. Appoin...
2 Jun
Jewish Action Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein (1890–1970)—The Maverick Rabbi 2 Jun
Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein was a transformative figure in American Orthodoxy, notable for bridging traditional Judaism with American culture in the early 20t...
2 Jun
Jewish Action E Pluribus Unum—Managing Unity Without Uniformity 2 Jun
Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph reflects on the importance of unity without uniformity as both a national and a Jewish ideal. Drawing from the US motto, "E pluribus un...
2 Jun
Jewish Action New From OU Press – Summer 2026 2 Jun
Mesorat Menachem is a two-volume tribute to Rabbi Menachem Genack, honoring his over forty years of influence in Jewish scholarship and communal leadership, ...
2 Jun
Future of Jewish So many synagogues are losing modern Jews. Here's the fix. 1 Jun
Vanessa Berg addresses the challenge many synagogues face in retaining and attracting modern Jews, as traditional membership models no longer align with cont...
1 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy From stewardship to shared responsibility: How Jewish leadership is changing 29 May
In the wake of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, Jewish communities in North America are witnessing a significant shift in leadership dynamics. Tr...
29 May
eJewishPhilanthropy The story of Canadian Jewry: middle powers, small communities, big impact  28 May
Canadian Jewry, like other middle powers, is defined not by size but by its unique perspective and influence, particularly through its smaller communities. W...
28 May
eJewishPhilanthropy Beyond the big gift: Why sustainable fundraising growth requires organizational transformation 27 May
Scott McGrath highlights the crucial role of organizational transformation in achieving sustainable fundraising growth at American Friends of Bar-Ilan Univer...
27 May
Chabad.org This Made A Rabbi In Siberia Cry! 21 May
The video explores an emotional narrative involving a Rabbi residing in Siberia. It highlights the challenges and triumphs of maintaining Jewish traditions a...
21 May
eJewishPhilanthropy Holding a Jewish community together, consistently and over time 20 May
Audra Berg, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Broward County, highlights the dichotomy between the unsettling global environment and the surge in Jewish engage...
20 May
eJewishPhilanthropy The symptom trap 19 May
Rabbi Jay Strear's piece discusses the recurring challenges faced by Jewish nonprofits, emphasizing a gap between mission clarity and effective execution. Ba...
19 May
Forward Stacey Bosworth selected as the Forward’s next Vice President of Development 18 May
Stacey Bosworth has been appointed as the Forward's Vice President of Development, starting June 1, 2026. With a robust background in philanthropy, she trans...
18 May
eJewishPhilanthropy A ‘national security’ framework for American Jewry 18 May
American Jewry is at a critical juncture, facing rising antisemitism and waning influence in the U.S., as discussed in the AJ2026 conference series. Despite ...
18 May
eJewishPhilanthropy Counting toward readiness: Philanthropy in an age of uncertainty 18 May
Idana Goldberg, CEO of the Russell Berrie Foundation, explores how the ritual of counting the Omer informs philanthropic strategies amidst uncertainty. Drawi...
18 May
The Free Press Can a Jew Be Trusted to Prosecute Campus Protesters? 18 May
Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeffrey Rosen faced an implicit bias-related challenge when a judge insinuated that his Jewish heritage might impede his...
18 May
Tablet Progressive Rabbis’ Blind Spot 18 May
David Ingber critiques the tendency of some progressive rabbis to selectively apply their moral scrutiny, often focusing on the Israeli government while negl...
18 May
Jewdicious My Friend Abe: The Epic Life of a Jewish American Hero 15 May
Abraham Foxman, esteemed National Director Emeritus of the Anti-Defamation League, profoundly impacted the Jewish community through decades of fearless advoc...
15 May
eJewishPhilanthropy The power of emerging Jewish communities 15 May
Emerging Jewish communities in places like Columbia, S.C. and Little Rock, Arkansas are becoming innovative hubs due to their smaller size and limited resour...
15 May
Emes Ve-Emunah A Charedi Agenda that is Oblivious to Reality 14 May
Charedi leadership in Israel is portrayed as having a narrow agenda focused almost exclusively on self-preservation and adherence to Daas Torah, rather than ...
14 May
eJewishPhilanthropy On Israel’s eighth front, rabbis should be on the front line 14 May
Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt emphasizes the urgent need for rabbis to lead in combating the negative portrayal of Israel in the global "eighth front"—the court of ...
14 May
Forward At Abraham Foxman’s funeral, an elegy for the last generation with direct ties to the Holocaust 13 May
Mourners recently gathered to bid farewell to Abraham Foxman, a towering figure in Jewish communal leadership and a Holocaust survivor, who passed away at ag...
13 May
JTA UJA-Federation of NY taps Jewish day school leader Michael Kay as its next CEO 12 May
Michael Kay, head of Westchester County's Leffell School, has been appointed CEO of the UJA-Federation of New York. He succeeds Eric Goldstein, leading one o...
12 May
Between The Lines An Ode To Abe: World Figure And Down-To-Earth Mensch 12 May
Abraham Foxman, highlighted for his passionate and personal approach to combating antisemitism, is remembered as a pivotal American Jewish leader over the pa...
12 May
Jewish Insider UJA-Federation of New York taps Leffell School’s Michael Kay to serve as next CEO 12 May
Michael Kay, currently head of the Leffell School in New York, has been appointed as the next CEO of the UJA-Federation of New York, succeeding Eric Goldstei...
12 May
Forward Abe Foxman built the Jewish establishment. He died troubled by what it had become 11 May
Abe Foxman, the influential leader of the Anti-Defamation League for five decades, passed away deeply concerned about the current state of the Jewish establi...
11 May
eJewishPhilanthropy Abe Foxman: One of the last great architects of postwar American Jewish public life 11 May
Abe Foxman, a key figure in postwar American Jewish public life, left a profound impact on the community through his relentless fight against antisemitism an...
11 May
Forward Remembering Abe Foxman, the longtime ADL leader known as the ‘Jewish pope,’ who always answered my calls 10 May
Abe Foxman, the longtime leader of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), passed away at age 86, leaving behind a legacy as one of America's most influential Jewi...
10 May
JTA Abraham Foxman, transformative longtime director of the Anti-Defamation League, dies at 86 10 May
Abraham Foxman, former national director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), has passed away at the age of 86. Foxman, a Holocaust survivor, led the ADL for...
10 May
eJewishPhilanthropy The labyrinths we navigate 8 May
Rachel Gildiner, executive director of SRE Network, explores how Jewish organizations can foster safer, more equitable environments by making systemic inequi...
8 May
Future of Jewish 5 Lessons I Learned as the IDF International Spokesperson 7 May
Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani reflects on his tenure as the IDF's International Spokesperson, detailing five key lessons learned during this challenging ...
7 May
Emes Ve-Emunah Rabbi Avi Berman and Christians 7 May
Rabbi Avi Berman differentiates himself from other Modern Orthodox leaders by engaging positively with Christian ministers and communities, which contrasts w...
7 May
eJewishPhilanthropy When crisis dims imagination: Three conditions Jewish leaders need now 6 May
Jewish leaders are facing significant challenges due to internal communal conflicts exacerbated by political upheaval, declining trust, issues surrounding Is...
6 May
eJewishPhilanthropy We need to rethink the Jewish leadership pipeline 5 May
The Jewish community faces a challenge in leadership development, as there is a lack of structured pathways for transforming young volunteers into future lea...
5 May