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Israel-Gaza Conflict · United States

U.N. Security Council to Debate Situation of Israeli Hostages in Gaza

42% Center coverage: 26 sources

A special session of the U.N. Security Council was set to convene Tuesday morning at the request of Israel to discuss the dozens of its citizens being held in Gaza after Hamas released footage of starving hostages over the weekend.See the Story

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What Is CTE? What We Know About Suspected New York City Gunman's Claims of Brain Injury

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Israel-Gaza Conflict · United States

American Jewish Committee Donates $25K to Gaza Church Damaged by Israeli Strike

57% Right coverage: 14 sources

The American Jewish Committee is giving $25,000 to the Archdiocese of New York to aid in repairs of Gaza’s Holy Family Church, which was damaged by an Israeli strike last month. See the Story

Major Diaspora Philanthropists Call on Netanyahu to End War and Aid Gaza, in Mass Open Letter - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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Nearly 2,000 prominent Jews around the United States and U.K. — and counting — have signed a letter to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urging him to end the war in Gaza. Coming amid a flurry of open statements to similar effect, the letter is notable because it has garnered signatures from influential Jewish voices with an extensive track record of donations to Israel, some of whom have not previously weighed in publicly on the nearly …Benjamin Netanyahu · Gaza See the Story

Israeli FM Sa’ar to Meet with American Jewish Leaders in New York

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar will meet with American Jewish leaders in New York on Tuesday morning, Jewish Insider has learned.Israel-Gaza Conflict · Israel See the Story

Ne’eman Foundation marks $100 million raised for Israeli causes, credits ‘personal touch’

Over the past decade, the Ne’eman Foundation, a small West Bank-based nonprofit, has quietly facilitated the transfer of more than $100 million in charitable donations from donors in North America to organizations in Israel. But rather than call it a “milestone,” foundation founder and CEO Chaim Katz told eJewishPhilanthropy that he prefers to look at it as an “important indicator” of the organizations success and the trust donors have put into…Israel · Israel Read Article

Israel trip providers pivot after war with Iran, with some resuming travel, others sending teens abroad

At the start of Israel’s 12-day war with Iran, it seemed that educational travel to Israel would be off the table this summer season. Now, six weeks since a ceasefire took effect, teen and young adult travel programs, particularly among Modern Orthodox providers, have resumed trips to the country, albeit at a lower level. Six years since the COVID-19 pandemic depressed the field of Israel travel, those in the sector hoped that this summer would …Israel · Israel Read Article

The real barrier to Israel education isn’t the conflict. It’s us.

In a recent webinar with the Jewish Funders Network on my research regarding what makes Jewish educators reticent to teach about Israel in the classroom, I was asked directly what funders could do to better support Israel education. I could think of many things, but truly the most important one is to leverage their leadership and help to foster a system that is more open to nuanced and complex Israel education, and to signal their support to tho…Education · Chicago Read Article

Before we engage others, we need to engage each other: How Jewish Cincinnati’s leaders strengthen community

Perhaps Cincinnati isn’t the first city on your radar for dynamic Jewish life. But it should be. As a medium-sized city with historic roots in Reform Judaism and a significant hospital converted to a Jewish foundation, Cincinnati is large enough to sustain home-grown agencies and congregations and local affiliates of national organizations, yet it is small enough that no organization can own a single domain — communication and coordination is es…Cincinnati · Cincinnati Read Article

All of Israel is responsible for one another

In recent days, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has dominated headlines and hearts. The suffering is unbearable for anyone who heeds the Torah’s provocative question: “Am I my brother’s keeper?” (Genesis 4:9). When Palestinian children are starving — and weve been shown that the hostages face the same reality, held in captivity now for 667 days — our answer is unequivocal and universal: We are responsible for each other, for every person. Yet no…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Already struggling, single mothers among hardest-hit groups in Israel during current war, survey finds

In the weeks and months following the Oct. 7 terror attacks and Israel’s retaliatory strikes in the Gaza Strip, a wave of philanthropic funding focused on urgent needs like evacuees, hostages and devastated communities in the south and north of the country. And as the war grinds on, now nearing the two-year mark, Israelis’ growing mental health needs — and their resilience — have captured headlines. But one demographic group — single mothers, wh…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

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U.N. Security Council to Debate Situation of Israeli Hostages in Gaza

What Is CTE? What We Know About Suspected New York City Gunman's Claims of Brain Injury

American Jewish Committee Donates $25K to Gaza Church Damaged by Israeli Strike

Major Diaspora Philanthropists Call on Netanyahu to End War and Aid Gaza, in Mass Open Letter - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Israeli FM Sa’ar to Meet with American Jewish Leaders in New York

Ne’eman Foundation marks $100 million raised for Israeli causes, credits ‘personal touch’

Israel trip providers pivot after war with Iran, with some resuming travel, others sending teens abroad

The real barrier to Israel education isn’t the conflict. It’s us.

Before we engage others, we need to engage each other: How Jewish Cincinnati’s leaders strengthen community

All of Israel is responsible for one another

Already struggling, single mothers among hardest-hit groups in Israel during current war, survey finds

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Major Diaspora Philanthropists Call on Netanyahu to End War and Aid Gaza, in Mass Open Letter - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Israeli FM Sa’ar to Meet with American Jewish Leaders in New York

Ne’eman Foundation marks $100 million raised for Israeli causes, credits ‘personal touch’

Israel trip providers pivot after war with Iran, with some resuming travel, others sending teens abroad

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Before we engage others, we need to engage each other: How Jewish Cincinnati’s leaders strengthen community

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Already struggling, single mothers among hardest-hit groups in Israel during current war, survey finds