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Citing 'the Jewish Imperative' to Act, UJA-Federation Pledges $1M for Gaza Aid - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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The UJA-Federation of New York will send $1 million to an Israeli humanitarian group providing aid to civilians in Gaza, the federation’s CEO announced on Friday. The funds will go to IsraAID, Israel’s largest nongovernmental aid organization, to supply food, medicine and water filtration systems for displaced Gazans. IsraAID has traditionally operated in disaster zones abroad, from earthquake relief in Turkey to aid for Ukrainian refugees, but …See the Story

Over 200 nonprofits, mostly Jewish, join defense of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation

Over 200 nonprofits from around the world, most of them Jewish, have released a letter in support of the Israel- and U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, as it is facing growing criticism over its efficacy in distributing aid in the beleaguered Palestinian enclave. The missive specifically calls for the United Nations and world leaders to oppose attempts to “obstruct or delegitimize” the GHF’s work, advocates for coordination between the GH…Gaza · Gaza See the Story

Athletes, audience at JCC Maccabi Campus Games Opening Ceremonies pay tribute to terror victims

(JNS) - A night of speeches ended in dance. By design, nearly 2,000 teenage Jewish athletes at the JCC Maccabi Campus Games fulfilled the promise of former hostage Mia Schem, who, upon release from Hamas captivity, declared: "We will dance again." Those words, which Schem inked on her arm with the date Oct. 7, 2023, were referenced by social-media influencer Montana Tucker during her...Fern Park · Fern Park See the Story

Bruce Slovin, visionary philanthropist behind Center for Jewish History, dies at 89

As a child, Bruce Slovin stood every Friday at the Myrtle Avenue Station in Brooklyn holding two Jewish National Fund pushkes, the trademark blue charity boxes. At the Orthodox Jewish school he attended, whichever student raised the most money was rewarded with a miniature Torah. After attaining a massive collection of these tiny scrolls, he was banned from the competition for winning too much. Those were the roots of his philanthropic life. Sl…New York State · New York Read Article

Gary Torgow takes helm of JFNA board, looking to get ‘every hand on deck’ in face of rising challenges

In June, less than a week after Michigan businessman Gary Torgow was tapped to chair the board of the Jewish Federations of North America, Israel preemptively struck Iranian nuclear sites and critical military sites, launching a war that sent the country, region and Jewish community once again reeling. In the 12 days that followed, 28 Israeli civilians were killed in Iranian ballistic missile strikes and thousands were injured. Travel was suspen…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Kibbutz Nir Oz, the hardest-hit community in the 10/7 attacks, welcomes 50 new, idealistic residents as it looks to rebuild

Walking along a path on Kibbutz Nir Oz, Yahel Meirovich and Raz Baruch felt the surreal contrast between the quiet birdsong, the deceptively pastoral stillness of the near-deserted kibbutz and the steady thud of bombs heard from the Gaza Strip, less than a mile away. Part of a group of 50 young adults — all of them educators from the Hashomer HaTzair Labor Zionist youth movement — who have recently relocated to the kibbutz, the two were keenly a…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

For Jewish leaders, sustainable growth starts by looking inward

Religious leaders have long faced high rates of burnout and stress, with studies showing these professionals often lack the time or resources to invest in their own emotional, mental and spiritual health. In the Jewish world especially, the last few years have tested spiritual leaders’ resilience as they help their communities navigate new challenges, like rising rates of antisemitism, as well as serve the growing number of Jews engaging with Ju…United States · United States Read Article

Your Daily Phil: New studies show persistence of gender gap in wages, leadership

Good Tuesday morning. In today’s edition ofYour Daily Phil, we examine new studies in the Jewish and general nonprofit sectors on the persistence of a gender gap in leadership roles and wages. We report onKeren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund’s new $220 million budget for rehabilitating Israels war-hit regions, and spotlight an initiative to create a new thriving Orthodox Jewish community inNorth Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains. We featur…Wages · Gaza Read Article

How Jewish camp models the leadership our communities need

In a world that often prizes individuality over interdependence, Jewish camp remains a sacred space where young people live in community, care for one another and see that their actions matter. And this summer, the power of that community came into sharp focus: With an estimated 200,000 young people not only experiencing the joy and belonging of Jewish camp but learning what it means to show up for each other, we saw the positive feedback loop o…New Hampshire · New Hampshire Read Article

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Citing 'the Jewish Imperative' to Act, UJA-Federation Pledges $1M for Gaza Aid - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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