Jewish National Fund
No. 48: Russell Robinson, Bruce Leboff, Elliot Brandt, and Bernard Kaminetsky
Holding the line for Israel – in the desert, in Congress, and across the Diaspora.
On this day in history: Theodor Herzl convenes First Zionist Congress in Basel
North American aliyah hits record month as over 1,100 olim arrive, with 4,000 expected in 2026
Ancient olive trees damaged in wildfires given new life, rehabilitated into bonsai trees
Ra’am threatens coalition crisis over Negev tree planting
Ra’am and Joint List MKs have been protesting tree planting in the Negev, claiming the saplings were planted on the property of the al-Atrash family, not state land.
The brilliance of the non-profit model
Our nonprofit model allows us to leverage not only our donors’ financial contributions, but also their expertise and time.
A million reasons to love 'Giving Tuesday'
"How can we positively impact the greatest number of people in a way that is enduring and resourceful?" asked Mike Leven.
Victims of 9/11 honored at Jerusalem memorial on 20th anniversary
The 9/11 Living Memorial Monument is the only site outside the United States where the names of all the victims of the 9/11 attacks are listed.
Jewish National Fund-USA launches ‘What Zionism Looks Like’ campaign
The campaign also invites people from across the globe to join in the conversation about the many facets of Zionists during biweekly one-on-one conversations and moderated panels.
Jewish National Fund’s blue charity box is now accepting bitcoin
Due to the price swings and risks associated with cryptocurrency, any such donation to JNF-USA will be cashed out immediately.
Engaging Jewish teens to connect to a dream
“Jewish teens aren't involved in organizational life anymore,” says Russell F. Robinson, JNF-USA CEO.
A Wall of Honor, Hope, and Heritage
Jewish National Fund-USA donor Bob Chertkof joins the Wall of Honor
Tu BiShvat: Vote for JPost's.com new 'tree logo'
Help Jewish National Fund-USA and The Jerusalem Post say happy birthday to the trees.
What will happen to the trees of Israel?
In hardly any other country has planting trees changed the landscape and living conditions as much as it did in Israel last century. The question now is how to preserve the forests for the future.
