Amidst rising antisemitism, fear, and trauma, the American Jewish community remains resilient and compassionate.

The author discusses the idea of a national emergency in Israel and its implications for charitable giving and support of Torah institutions.

In this Jewish Lives Podcast episode, the life and impact of Julius Rosenwald, a retail magnate and philanthropist, is explored.

Research shows that giving to charity not only stems from awareness of needs, such as natural disasters, but also from personal well-being, invoking feelings of happiness and fulfillment labeled empathic joy.