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NewsBits: Momo and Taglit Part Company and More

July 8, 2009 By eJP

from The New York Jewish Week:

A Divorce in the Birthright Family

He noted that Birthright had prohibited him from using the phrase “raise your children Jewish” or encouraging aliyah to Israel. And he said he could no longer promise his free Israel honeymoon gift to brides and grooms who had met during their Oranim Birthright trips.

from The Harvard Crimson:

Accountant Accused of Stealing Nearly $780,000 from Harvard Hillel

Harvard Hillel was the victim of an alleged fraud scheme that, according to a statement issued Monday by the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, robbed the Jewish student organization of nearly $780,000 between 2003 and 2008.

an editorial from the New York Jewish Week:

Taking The Helm At UJC

It’s no secret that the United Jewish Communities (UJC), the umbrella organization of the North American Jewish federation system, has been viewed as a sinking ship for some time now, plagued by a shrinking budget, low morale after large-scale staff reductions and a persistent concern among many professionals and lay leaders in the community that a decade after its creation, the organization still lacks a clearly defined mission.

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Filed Under: In the Media Tagged With: Hillel International, Jewish Federations of NA/formerly UJC, Taglit-Birthright Israel / Birthright Israel Foundation

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