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Josh Block, then the CEO of The Israel Project, on the PBS NewsHour on March 7, 2019. Credit: Screenshot.
Amid CEO’s upcoming departure, Israel Project board meets to discuss future
Conversations will center on what to do with its digital infrastructure as part of TIP’s approach to developing content and tracking engagement.
Jackson Richman
July 8, 2019
Josh Block, The Israel Project. Credit: Screenshot.
Josh Block resigns as CEO of The Israel Project
“Much has been accomplished, yet more remains to be done,” he stated in a farewell post. “The polarized political climate in the United States, both in the wider body politic and inside the Jewish community, is making it increasingly difficult for nonpartisan organizations.”
Jackson Richman
July 2, 2019