Jewish leadership
Sa'ar announces forum with worldwide Jewish leaders to address growing antisemitism
Leaders from Jewish communities and organizations worldwide will participate in the J-50 Forum, to be held in Jerusalem from December 21 to 24.
Israel needs moral giants, not more politicians - opinion
Israel's most visible rabbinic defenders are not recognized as rabbis by the Jewish state - opinion
Prominent Jewish figures call for sanctions on Israel: ‘The ceasefire must be the beginning'
The ‘startup’ that is training the next generation of leaders
LEAD runs a unique leadership development program for teens aged 16-18, aiming to train them as the leaders of tomorrow.
Shaping the future
Young researchers shape Israel’s contemporary and future policies.
Giving more recognition to mentoring in Israel
Effective mentoring can make youths into leaders.
Israel Bonds new leadership: Continuing the legacy
As Jews around the world prepare for Israel’s momentous 70th anniversary, missions such as these created by the Bonds organization serve to inspire young luminaries.
Regional wrestling with Jerusalem reality
It will take leadership on the part of Israel, continuing to reach out to its neighbors not only in the Arab states but among the Palestinians as well.
Global Jewish young adults gather in Jerusalem for leadership summit
Masa academy seeks to train budding leaders in the Jewish World.
President Trump’s inspirational words on the Holocaust and new year
Trump’s record isn’t perfect but he certainly doesn’t deserve a Jewish boycott of his High Holiday call.
We are all leaders, on leadership – Part 3
We are all called upon to be leaders, starting with ourselves and then expanding to reach the people around us.
Meretz council to vote on continued leadership of Gal-On
Gal-On said would view the proposal’s passage as a vote to topple her and that she would have no choice but to “reach conclusions” about her continued leadership of the party.
We are all leaders
Because of the power of social influence, we all are leaders.
