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Reconsidering Community Now:
Who, What, Where, Why, and How

May 3, 2020 By eJP

By Shai Franklin [Whether or not it “changes everything forever,” the Coronavirus does reveal and aggravate deep, longstanding challenges and contradictions facing the American Jewish community. This op-ed is based on a longer paper detailing these challenges and outlining a me … [Read more...] about Reconsidering Community Now:
Who, What, Where, Why, and How

Filed Under: The American Jewish Scene Tagged With: Community Reimagined, COVID 19 and the Jewish community

Want to Fund a Response to Antisemitism? Here’s What To Do – and What Not to Do

February 2, 2020 By eJP

By Andres Spokoiny American Jews are anxious. Antisemitism and Judeophobia, which didn’t used to be overriding concerns in the daily lives of Jewish Americans - and of Jewish leadership and organizations - now dominate the public communal discourse. This piece doesn’t see … [Read more...] about Want to Fund a Response to Antisemitism? Here’s What To Do – and What Not to Do

Filed Under: Jewish Philanthropy, The American Jewish Scene Tagged With: Jewish Funders Network

What is the Adaptive Work for Israelis and Americans?
A Story and Three Reflections for Yom Ha’atzmaut

May 7, 2019 By eJP

By Sarah Mali [Presented at the Makom Israel Educators Conference, Jerusalem, November 2018] On the porch of the shared adult living area we sat. My husband and I were attending a Jewish professionals retreat in America as Israel educators. A couple who had been given a … [Read more...] about What is the Adaptive Work for Israelis and Americans?
A Story and Three Reflections for Yom Ha’atzmaut

Filed Under: Readers Forum Tagged With: Masa Israel Journey

Can We Separate the Soul of Israel From Its Politics?

April 18, 2019 By eJP

By Gary Wexler Several of my close friends’ children who are in their late 20s and early 30s - graduates of day schools; alums of Jewish camps, Israel trips and junior years abroad at Tel Aviv and Hebrew Universities; former Birthright trip leaders; recipients of every s … [Read more...] about Can We Separate the Soul of Israel From Its Politics?

Filed Under: Readers Forum

The Reality of Antisemitism in America

December 9, 2018 By eJP

By Cheryl Moore Six weeks after the Tree of Life massacre, our neighborhood of Squirrel Hill is still in shock. You can hear it in the muted tones of conversations and see it in the pained faces. We still can’t quite believe that brutal violence took the lives of our loved o … [Read more...] about The Reality of Antisemitism in America

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