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Press releases from Israel and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world
The Ziegler School continues to strengthen its outreach and connection efforts.
Ukrainefamilyconnection.com has raised more than $50,000 from donors in the Boston area for Ukrainians in need.
First cohort of college students and young professionals encourages youth striving to create better futures in a society traumatized by the Rwandan genocide.
Exposure to a single narrative leads to biases and incomplete conclusions that fail to capture the full picture.
After years of tireless efforts, and with the devoted perseverance of talented community member and architect David Abergel and the assistance of Deputy Mayors Rabbi Yaakov Halperin and Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, the Jerusalem Municipality gifted the property to the Chabad of Baka community.
The Orthodox Union is offering free reflective belts to shuls to protect congregants walking back from shul during the high holidays.
The double mitzvah program offers the unique opportunity to benefit the State of Israel directly by investing in an Israel bond and then donating it to a charity.
They believed they had a shared responsibility in building and protecting a country in its infancy.
Stateman, historian, soldier and author Michael Oren will address Jewish National Fund-USA’s Global Conference for Israel in Denver in November.
Funding for the “Lion’s Trail” sculpture was raised by Mayor Jackie Levy and Sam Philip from Jerry Klinger, president of the Jewish American Society for Historic Preservation.
OU urges passage of Pennsylvania anti-hate crime bill package to help curb antisemitism, hate crimes
Orthodox Union executive vice president Rabbi Moshe Hauer said: “People of all faiths and backgrounds should have the freedom to practice their religion freely and confidently, Jewish people included.”
Jewish Relief Network Ukraine camps offer social opportunities, engaging activities and a chance for kids to be kids.