Ami
From Passion to Impact
4 Jun
Rabbi Naftali Miller and Dr. Jonathan Donath reflect on their journey from inception to success in the world of nonprofit work with organizations Chasdei Lev...
4 Jun
Ami
A Most Unusual Memorial // A tribute to a giant stands in my backyard
4 Jun
Avi Shafran reflects on a personal experience with Rabbi Moshe Sherer, the legendary leader of Agudath Israel of America, whose 27th yahrtzeit was observed r...
4 Jun
Mishpacha
The Metrics Mindset: Part 1
3 Jun
Cindy Scarr's piece in "The Metrics Mindset: Part 1" explores how choosing the right metrics is crucial for mission-driven organizations to differentiate bet...
3 Jun
Emes Ve-Emunah
To Be Holy but Human
1 Jun
Rabbi Moshe Taragin's book, "To Be Holy but Human," focuses on Rabbi Yehuda Amital, a figure who straddled the realms of halachic observance and humanistic v...
1 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy
The leaders Israel needs may not live there — yet
1 Jun
The article reflects on the legacy of Stanley Fischer, former governor of the Bank of Israel, emphasizing the urgent need for diverse leadership in Israel th...
1 Jun
The Commentary Magazine Podcast
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High Jinks in MAGA-land
30 May
Donald Trump's recent actions, including controversial pardons and appointments, and his handling of HHS reports demonstrate a mixture of unpredictability an...
30 May
Tikvah
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Judge Matthew Solomson on Orthodox Judaism and American Public Service: A conversation with one of the highest-ranking observant Jews in the federal judiciary
30 May
Judge Matthew Solomson discusses the intersection of his Orthodox Jewish faith and public service, highlighting the possibilities for deeply observant Jews t...
30 May
Hadassah
18 Women With Zionist Cred
28 May
Hadassah's recognition of 18 influential women advocating for Israel highlights the diverse and passionate nature of pro-Israel advocacy today. The 2025 coho...
28 May
Living Lchaim
I Tried to Call Elon Musk for a Life-Changing Reason!
28 May
In this intriguing video, Jeffrey Allen discusses his significant motivation to speak with Elon Musk and how it could potentially alter his life's direction....
28 May
Living Lchaim
I Tried to Call Elon Musk for a Life-Changing Reason!
28 May
In this video, Jeffrey Allen discusses his strong desire to have a conversation with Elon Musk, exploring how such an interaction might significantly impact ...
28 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Crisis, conflict and The Kindest Generation
28 May
Reflecting on the stark contrast between the author's own sheltered upbringing in the United States and the tumultuous experiences faced by contemporary Isra...
28 May
Ami
Rabbi Moshe Weiss // HRW Legacy LLC
28 May
Rabbi Moshe Weiss embodies the profound balance between a life of Torah study and professional success. As the Rabbi of Chabad of Sherman Oaks, California, a...
28 May
Hadassah
Budding Hadassah Leaders Get Immersive Israel Experience
22 May
The immersive experience in Israel for the Evolve Leadership Fellows of Hadassah has deeply impacted its participants, enhancing their connection to Israel a...
22 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Developing future-focused Jewish leaders
22 May
Jewish leaders today face a complex and rapidly changing world, with numerous challenges that threaten to trap them in reactive postures. The Wexner Foundati...
22 May
The Commentary Magazine Podcast
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Big Beautiful Corruption
21 May
The episode features a discussion on the political ramifications of ongoing Biden family controversies and the potential for future missile defense technolog...
21 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Mem Global finds these gestures from afar can support leaders under fire
21 May
Jewish community leadership in war-torn Ukraine faces immense challenges, as highlighted by Mem Global's support for young leaders in cities like Kyiv, Odess...
21 May
Ami
Michael Brown // Skyline Robotics
21 May
Michael Brown, originally from New Jersey, built a successful career in the office products industry before shifting his focus to robotics. After selling his...
21 May
Forward
Chuck Schumer's 'Original Sin': Why he protected Joe Biden — until he couldn't
20 May
Sen. Chuck Schumer, a leading Jewish political figure, faced significant pressure as details emerged about his role in a critical 2024 meeting with President...
20 May
The Commentary Magazine Podcast
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The Diagnosis, Day 2
20 May
The podcast episode delves into the speculation surrounding President Biden's reported cancer diagnosis and the media's portrayal of the situation, featuring...
20 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Historicity versus historiography in the workplace
20 May
Avi Olitzky reflects on the interplay between historicity and historiography in nonprofit organizations, drawing parallels from his background in biblical cr...
20 May
JTA
Kathy Manning to lead Democratic Majority for Israel board of directors
19 May
Kathy Manning, a former U.S. Representative known for her strong support of Israel, will become the chair of the Democratic Majority for Israel (DMFI), follo...
19 May
JTA
For the women on Hadassah’s 2025 list of Zionists to watch, Oct. 7 was a call to action
19 May
The Hadassah organization has recognized 18 influential women for their Zionist advocacy and efforts in support of Israel in its 2025 list. These women come ...
19 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
What Yuval Raphael’s Eurovision success teaches us about mobilizing people
19 May
Yuval Raphael's success in Eurovision not only showcased musical talent but also highlighted the power of collective Jewish pride as a mobilizing force. Her ...
19 May
JTA
Trump names 4 Orthodox rabbis among advisors of his new Religious Liberty Commission
16 May
President Donald Trump has established a Religious Liberty Commission, appointing four Orthodox rabbis among its 26 advisors. This move is seen as part of Tr...
16 May
Forward
Ben & Jerry's co-founder was arrested this week — it was far from the first time
16 May
Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, was arrested for protesting at a U.S. Senate hearing, marking another instance in his extensive activist history. Coh...
16 May
Jewish Insider
Judge Matthew Solomson brings his judicial mandate beyond the bench
16 May
Judge Matthew Solomson, chief judge of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, represents a remarkable family journey from his great-grandfather's fear of governme...
16 May
People of the Pod
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Modern-Day Miriams: Jewish Women Shaping Global Diplomacy
15 May
Jewish women leaders are significantly influencing global diplomacy and conflict resolution through innovative approaches and by highlighting gender equality...
15 May
Moment
Q&A | Rabbi Abraham Cooper to Visit Damascus as Trump Says He’ll Lift Sanctions on Syria
15 May
Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rev. Johnnie Moore are planning a visit to Syria to evaluate the treatment of minorities amid a shift...
15 May
JTA
The rise of Yehuda Kaploun: How a Hasidic fixer became Trump’s nominee for antisemitism czar
15 May
Yehuda Kaploun, a Hasidic Jewish communal advocate known for his quiet influence and controversial personal history, has been nominated by Donald Trump for a...
15 May
For Heaven's Sake
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Announcement - Hiatus
15 May
The podcast 'For Heaven's Sake' is taking a short break this week. A new episode featuring Daniel Niosi will be released next Thursday.
15 May
For Heaven's Sake
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Announcement - Hiatus
15 May
The podcast will take a brief hiatus, with a new episode featuring Danielle Niosi scheduled for next Thursday. The message encourages listeners to stay well ...
15 May
The Glue, with Eric Fingerhut
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Moving Jews from 'Oy' to Joy (Recorded Live at JPro25)
15 May
Eric Fingerhut discusses with Jewish leaders the complexities of Jewish community building, focusing on finding joy among challenges like grief, antisemitism...
15 May
Chabad.org
You’ll NEVER Believe What This Rabbi Did In College
14 May
In this episode of the podcast "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories," the spotlight is on Rabbi Label Lamm. The session delves into Rabbi Lamm’s formative ...
14 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Why Jewish people should care about the appointment of the pope
14 May
The appointment of a Pope holds significant implications for Jewish communities, reflecting centuries of intertwined histories, from persecution to reconcili...
14 May
Sapir
Publisher’s Note
14 May
Power in Jewish communal life is increasingly viewed with skepticism, with funders, federations, and leaders often subject to criticism. This discussion, fea...
14 May
Sapir
Publisher’s Note
14 May
Sapir tackles the ambitious notion of a "Jewish moonshot" in its latest issue, inspired by President Kennedy’s bold vision for space exploration. Aimed at en...
14 May
Sapir
Publisher's Note
14 May
The publisher reflects on the impact of recent events in Israel and the necessity of resilience within the Jewish community while facing ongoing technologica...
14 May
Sapir
Publisher's Note
14 May
In this reflective piece, the publisher revisits historian Jonathan D. Sarna's argument that Jewish continuity historically emerges from periods of crisis an...
14 May
Ami
Rolling with the Punches
14 May
Rabbi Eli Portal, having overcome a life-altering ATV accident at a young age, now dedicates his life to mentoring others in the Jewish community facing adve...
14 May
Ami
Aryeh Simon // Adar Currency Services/Adar Global • Change 86
14 May
Aryeh Simon, originally from Los Angeles, transitioned from a life of Torah study to becoming a businessman, addressing the costly and delayed process of wir...
14 May
JTA
We don’t know much about Leo XIV and the Jews. But he could be just the pope for us.
13 May
The election of Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago-born graduate of Villanova University, presents a unique opportunity for Jewish-Catholic relations. While Leo XIV lac...
13 May
Lehrhaus
Reclaiming Shepherd Leadership — For Our Leaders, For Ourselves
13 May
Yiscah Smith explores the concept of "shepherd leadership" in Jewish tradition, using Moses as a model. This form of leadership emphasizes service to followe...
13 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
The renewed promise of pluralistic community
13 May
In the aftermath of escalating tensions since October 2023 and further polarized by the 2024 U.S. election, the Jewish community is at a pivotal moment. The ...
13 May
Chabad.org
Rabbi Lipskar Had An ASTONISHING Method Of Growing His Community
12 May
Rabbi Sholom Lipskar, of blessed memory, was renowned for his innovative approach to community building, particularly within the Chabad movement. His methods...
12 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
A decade of progress: Strengthening leadership and the Jewish nonprofit sector
12 May
Over the past decade, significant progress has been made in addressing leadership challenges within the Jewish nonprofit sector. Initially faced with a short...
12 May
Jewdicious
Will Pope Leo XIV Be Good For Jews?
10 May
The election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as Pope Leo XIV marks a historically significant moment for the Catholic Church, particularly impacting Jewish-Cathol...
10 May
Emes Ve-Emunah
Is He Good for the Jews?
9 May
The ascension of Bob Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, as the leader of the Catholic Church presents both uncertainty and potential opportunity for Jewish-Catholic ...
9 May
JTA
Former leaders of large Jewish groups call on them to speak out against ‘stunning assault on democratic norms’
8 May
A coalition of former leaders from leading American Jewish organizations has issued a bold call to the Jewish community to vocalize stronger resistance again...
8 May
Forward
First American pope, Leo XIV, studied under a leader in Jewish-Catholic relations
8 May
The newly elected Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, has roots in Jewish-Catholic relations, having studied under Rev. John T. Pawlikowski, a pi...
8 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
10 tips for nonprofit survival during a crisis
8 May
Jewish nonprofits are navigating a challenging period marked by reduced government support, cultural conflicts, and heightened public demand, exacerbated by ...
8 May