The Fulcrum Project, a new, multi-language, global platform for innovative Jewish social media projects is launching today. The Project is a non-affiliated, apolitical initiative aimed at strengthening Jewish identity by leveraging resources in the Jewish world through social … [Read more...] about New Global Platform for Jewish Social Media Launches
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Grants and Endowments Benefit LA Day Schools
from JewishJournal.com: Tuition grants, endowments to benefit day schools More than half the students in Los Angeles Jewish day schools receive financial aid to pay tuition, which runs between $12,000 and $30,000 per year. And with both tuition and the number of students … [Read more...] about Grants and Endowments Benefit LA Day Schools
Chabad’s Israel Tightrope
from JewishJournal.com: Chabad rabbis denounce one of their own for lighting torch at Israel Independence Day ceremony A group of Chabad rabbis in Israel this week signed a letter denouncing one of their own for lighting a torch in the State of Israel’s official Yom H … [Read more...] about Chabad’s Israel Tightrope
The Beating Heart of Jerusalem
After many years of infrastructure work and renovation, tens of thousands of Israelis, tourists, gap year students and others, returned to celebrate Independence Day on the newly upgraded Jaffa street corridor in downtown Jerusalem. Stages were set around the area including at … [Read more...] about The Beating Heart of Jerusalem
AJAS and Marla Gilson Resolve Differences
In a letter to their membership, Association of Jewish Aging Services (AJAS) chair Martin Goetz announced that the differences between the organization and Marla Gilson over her dismissal have been resolved. Gilson, a long-time communal activist then employed by the Washington DC … [Read more...] about AJAS and Marla Gilson Resolve Differences
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