The Wire
Press releases from Israel and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world.
Public officials must leave no doubt that threatening people during prayer violates the basic norms of a safe, free and diverse society.
Written by Ariella Noveck with contributions from students in the Frisch communications class, this piece reflects on how a survivor’s story helped reshape their understanding of gratitude.
“Their generosity made sure that no one was left behind. We cannot thank them enough,” said David G. Greenfield, CEO of Met Council.
“Our teams run toward pain so others can find comfort. They bring dignity and light where there is chaos and loss,” said CEO Dubi Weissenstern.
The new Pava Center will cultivate the next generation of women scholars and Jewish leaders.
“In this powerful collection of voices, 25 of the very last survivors of Auschwitz-Birkenau come together to form a portrait not of life after Auschwitz, but of life with Auschwitz,” the authors explain.
The season reflects a blend of world-class guest artists, beloved masterpieces and fresh repertoire.
It centers on participants in HaGal Sheli’s therapeutic surfing program, “Tools from the Waves.”
Fewer than 1% of nonprofits reach this distinction.
New leadership role supports JCC Association’s strategic framework and deepens Jewish identity and community engagement across North America.
“Many Holocaust survivors in New York City live alone, on limited incomes and without family nearby,” said executive director Masha Pearl.
It recognizes academic achievement and connection to Jewish life.