The Wire
Press releases from Israel and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world.
OU Kosher’s Women’s Kashrus Experience gave 50 women halachic insights, hands-on training and a deeper appreciation for kosher certification.
Timed for back-to-school and Tay-Sachs Awareness Month, the campaign highlights the importance of genetic screening in the Jewish community.
A foiled cyberattack targeting JWed highlights the rising threat of digital attacks on Jewish platforms.
“Our young professionals community represents the best of what’s next. They are the leaders who will carry our mission forward and help us reimagine what’s possible for Israel.”
“A whole new world has been opened up for them,” says Yaelle Frohlich, a teacher at The Frisch School, of students visiting the new center in Manhattan.
“This experience builds connections to the land—and to one another—that last a lifetime,” said Melissa Goldberg of JNF.
The items document “the deep-rooted connection of the Jewish people to their traditions and to this land,” says Ifat Ovadia-Luski, chair of KKL-JNF.
Israel has taken measures to prevent humanitarian collapse at its own risk, while fighting a terror group that embeds itself among civilians and refuses to surrender.
A documentary film chronicles personal journeys of grief, resilience and hope of four families following Oct. 7 and the continuing conflict in Israel.
“The experiences they’ve had together with their American and Israeli peers will stay with them forever,” said agency CEO Shlomi Nachumson.
OU Women’s Initiative funds five women’s programs that bring the book of Psalms to life through art and learning.
The 16-acre campus in Beersheva will feature state-of-the-art centers for Zionist education, leadership training, dialogue and community building.