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The ongoing conflict with Iran is a stark reality for many Israelis, as frequent missile attacks disrupt daily life, forcing evacuations, closing schools, an...

The article highlights a significant decline in Jewish literacy, especially among non-Orthodox Jewish teenagers in the U.S., where only about 5,000 out of 40...

Michal Cohen, CEO of the Rashi Foundation, emphasizes the critical need for focused development in northern Israel, especially in light of recent conflicts. ...

Jewish communities often emphasize family-centric programming, which can inadvertently marginalize adults without children, particularly those aged 30-50. In...

In the face of increasing polarization in society and within Jewish communities, Rabbi David Singer advocates for pluralism as a crucial survival skill. He h...

The Jewish Funders Network International Conference highlighted a shift in focus from innovation to addressing current crises, reflecting a new phase in the ...

Neri Shotan, CEO of the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund, shares a poignant reflection on the ongoing struggles faced by Israeli communities, including t...

The William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education at the Jewish Theological Seminary is rethinking its approach to doctoral studies for Jewish communa...

In San Diego, Jewish philanthropists gathered to discuss Israel's future, focusing on the growing trauma epidemic affecting Israeli first responders and sold...

Andrés Spokoiny, in his address to JFN 2026, advocates for leveraging periods of societal "unfreezing" to effect systemic change within the Jewish community ...

Andrés Spokoiny delivers a compelling call for systemic change within Jewish philanthropy, focusing on how unfreezing moments, like crises, present unique op...

Stephen Bronfman argues that climate action is a crucial responsibility for the Jewish community, blending Jewish values with global citizenry. Through perso...

Tova Dorfman reflects on the challenging situation in Israel, where ongoing conflicts have frayed not only the nation's infrastructure but also its social an...

Drawing on the Torah portions Vayakel-Pekudei, the author extracts ten financial management lessons applicable to synagogue leadership today. These insights ...

Liberal Judaism in America is navigating a challenging period marked by declining membership, financial struggles, and a shift towards social justice activit...

David Weisberg, executive director of World Jewish Relief USA, shares his reflections on combating feelings of helplessness in face of global crises by lever...

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the Semiquincentennial represents a vital opportunity to reshape the nation's civic culture. Historian...

This piece critiques the use of the term "Jewish camp" as a broad descriptor that primarily references overnight camps, neglecting the diverse impact of vari...

Wars are not defined by hardware or tactics alone, but by the spirit and resilience of those who serve. Israel's military effectiveness stems from the dedica...

Reform Judaism's relationship with Zionism and Israel is more nuanced than often portrayed. While only a third of American Jews identify as Zionist, a signif...

A survey shows only one-third of American Jews identify as Zionists, sparking debate about the evolving nature of Zionism in the Jewish community. Despite th...

Recent events in Israel and within the global Jewish community have underscored the urgency of reassessing the concept of Jewish Peoplehood. Traditionally a ...

Israeli expatriates are grappling with a unique psychological strain following the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel and the subsequent ongoing conflicts. De...

In response to heightened antisemitism and a desire for meaningful engagement, an increasing number of Jewish professionals are transitioning from traditiona...

Galit Cohen, founder and executive director of Ripples for Change, offers insights on fostering sustainable humanitarian work, grounded in her extensive fiel...

In the face of rising antisemitism and challenges to Jewish identity, Rabbi Yehuda Maryles argues for the importance of immersive Jewish educational experien...

Rabbi Sid Schwarz reflects on the current state of immigration policy in the United States, urging a return to the values symbolized by the Statue of Liberty...

In the wake of the October 7th massacre, Israel faces the challenge of supporting dozens of children who have been rendered orphans, having lost both parents...

Israel education is increasingly requiring educators to navigate complex questions and emotions, necessitating professional development and community support...

Andrew Rehfeld provides a reflective take on the celebration of Purim, distinguishing between the characters of Vashti and Esther as models for moral and pol...

Addressing the rising antisemitism in K-12 education requires a strategic shift in Jewish philanthropy, taking lessons from how Qatar has successfully embedd...

As the Jewish landscape evolves, traditional roles of rabbis are shifting to meet the needs of a post-congregational era. With declining synagogue affiliatio...

Examining decision-making processes in Jewish educational and communal institutions, the article highlights structured approaches like red teams, the 10th ma...

The Jewish Funders Network has launched a Jewish Day School Affinity Group to address challenges facing Jewish day schools, which are crucial for sustaining ...

Jewish representation in public school textbooks is often limited to narratives of persecution, which inadequately capture the full spectrum of Jewish histor...

Over a decade ago, Jewish philanthropists initiated efforts to achieve full inclusion of people with disabilities within Jewish life, shifting the focus from...

In an impassioned open letter, Tom Sudow criticizes Israeli legislation that seeks to criminalize egalitarian prayer at the Western Wall, urging Jewish organ...

Jewish civil society is facing a critical need for integration rather than maintaining the false dichotomy between security and community engagement, as high...

Reflecting on efforts to foster Black-Jewish partnerships during Black History Month, Aarinii Parms-Green, a co-founder of the initiative Still We R.O.S.E., ...

Jewish education is increasingly crucial in the fight against antisemitism and extremism, argues Sheryl Saperia, CEO of Secure Canada. As extremism rises, Je...

Jewish day schools face multifaceted challenges in 2026, from economic strain to rising antisemitism and a national teacher shortage. Leaders Peg Sandel and ...

In response to Russia's expanded invasion of Ukraine, a grassroots humanitarian network called UA Support Teams (UAST) emerged, operating across 20 countries...

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, which has persisted despite fading global attention, requires steadfast support and engagement, argues David Weisberg. As ex...

Orthodox Rabbi Kenneth Brander advocates for maintaining the Ezrat Yisrael egalitarian prayer space near the Western Wall, opposing proposed Knesset legislat...

The article draws a unique parallel between the roles of the "Keeper of the Cup" in the NHL and an interim executive director at a Hillel. Just as the Keeper...

The article from eJewishPhilanthropy addresses the evolving role of the Haredi community in Israel, particularly in terms of military service. While traditio...

Amid growing complexity in Jewish communities, there is increasing interest in Jewish thought leadership as a means of navigating moral and communal challeng...

Investing in Jewish Early Childhood Education (ECE) is crucial to maintaining active Jewish communities. The article highlights how closures of Jewish presch...

In the wake of increased antisemitism following the events of October 2023, Jewish leaders are navigating unprecedented challenges, grappling with internal a...

A campaign in Canada is attempting to stop the accreditation of Jewish summer camps, claiming these camps propagate support for Israel as a "genocidal, settl...