Jewish Federations
Hollywood stars read letters linking Jews to Israel at Los Angeles unity fundraiser
The sold-out Oct. 19 event, organized by Jewish Federation Los Angeles, blended readings, music, and storytelling to trace that relationship across generations.
US Jews cannot blame Israel, Israeli government for increasing antisemitism, JFNA CEO says
LA Jewish Federation sues museum to recover Nazi-looted paintings held by Hermann Göring
The US-Israel relationship must be more than an argument - opinion
How Jewish Federations help communities thrive in the Negev
Right now, the Negev is 60% of the land, but only 10% of the population. Jerusalem is packed. Tel Aviv is packed. Haifa is packed. The only way to grow is in the Negev.
Netanyahu calls for Palestinian 'state-minus'
"The only possible solution is that they will have autonomy over themselves," Netanyahu said, "but not the ability to harm us."
Jewish Federations GA set to debate Israel-Diaspora challenges in Tel Aviv
NGO and non-profit leaders, social activists, journalists, students, philanthropists, politicians and others to participate in the conference.
Jewish Federation annual conference: Let’s talk, not fight
Are Jewish Federation officials interested in pushing American and Israeli Jewry further apart? Are they interested in stoking discord?
A needed change: Shaking up the Federation economic model
The Federations not only need to re-think their advocacy strategy within Israel but also their financial strategy.
Break-lines: How conservative Israelis and Reform U.S. Jews are torn
“There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” – Leonard Cohen
San Francisco foundation once funded a blacklist of anti-Israel students
San Francisco’s Jewish Community Federation said the funding was a one-time grant of $100,000 made in 2016.
Column One: Jewish Federations, we need to talk
Elite private academy in Rio pressuring the city’s Jewish day schools
The school is seen as a long-awaited El Dorado for some, and a threat to Jewish continuity by those who fear that the city’s traditional Jewish schools may be not survive the competition.
Head of JFNA announces he is stepping away from organization
The search for a new CEO could take more than a year.