Why Jewish retreating spaces can be an important part of North American Jewry's philanthropic response Oct. 7, 2023 and the ...
Good Tuesday morning! In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we speak with Israeli First Lady Michal Herzog about how ...
The scholarship will cover most of the tuition costs for students who lost at least one parent serving in Israel's security ...
Having worked in philanthropy for more than 30 years, Herzog has continued working closely with foundations and donors in the wake of the Oct. 7 terror attacks ...
Not long after the Israelites left Egypt, camped in the wilderness with a whole people to govern and no government yet, Moses ...
Good Monday morning! IIn today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we spotlight an ongoing discussion on social media about what ...
The ritual string border circles North and East Williamsburg and Greenpoint and is supervised by the rabbinical court of ...
Institutions need space to ask questions; to try — even fail — in the course of their innovation journey.
Days after eJewishPhilanthropy reported on the discontinuation of the synagogue staple Sunkist Fruit Gems, the company ...
Humanity’s struggle to adapt to technology is hardly new — it has been with us since at least the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. As early as 1936, for instance, Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times” — ...
Families of Oct. 7 victims, hostages open exhibition commemorating loved ones with the objects they left behind ...
In an interview at 92NY, William D. Cohan, who wrote a new book on the Apollo cofounder, calls it a double standard, ...
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