ON THE 75th anniversary of the State of Israel, all of us should heed the words of Shalom Dror. We have an opportunity and responsibility to make sure we are building for tomorrow.
The General Assembly, the signature conference of the American Jewish organizational world, was meant to be a celebration of Israel’s 75th birthday.
The present time may seem turbulent, as it so often does, but if this is what Israel had achieved in its first 75 years, what even greater things will we achieve in the next 75?
Anna Salton Eisen shares her feelings when she witnessed her friends and fellow congregants at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas were taken hostage by a crazed gunman last year.
“We know that the greatest gift we can give the State of Israel is our three children…who will be able to help the people of Israel, as doctors, for decades to come.”
'If you believe in tomorrow, and if you believe in Judaism and our connection to Israel for tomorrow, then commit to it and then work on it', says Russell F. Robinson, CEO of JNF-USA.
Jewish people around the world recognize Tu BiShvat, the “Original Earth Day with acts of environmentalism and tree planting.
This day marks the perfect excuse to spoil that special loved one in their life.
Tamar Uriel-Beeri in conversation with Russell Robinson, CEO of JNF-USA, about the Jewish Future Pledge
The Jewish National Fund-USA “Israel at 75” mission is scheduled for April 23-30, 2023, with a grand celebration planned on the country’s Independence Day
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