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Beyond the headlines: An American hug in a Bat Yam apartment - opinion
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won't read about in the news.
Birthright Israel to resume summer trips following Israel-Iran ceasefire
Birthright's rebirth: How the program has adapted post-October 7 - opinion
Despite war, 13,679 young Jewish adults visited Israel with Birthright this summer
Jewish continuity – visiting Israel is not enough
An overemphasis on the achievements and challenges of the state is missing something existential to the meaning of being Jewish.
Engaging Diaspora Jewry in support of Israel
While countering Israel’s delegitimizers is imperative, it should not be at the cost of neglecting its supporters.
Birthright participant dies on last night of trip
24-year-old Michael Kellogg, who took part in program that brings young Diaspora Jews to Israel, dies in his sleep.
'Jewish philanthropy must adapt to changes'
Solomon: Today’s assimilation comes from unprecedented freedom and choice, high education levels, self-confidence; things we should embrace.
Livni to ‘Post:’ Gov’t is alienating Diaspora Jews
Opposition leader to tour N. America addressing conversion, civil marriage, peace process, deterioration of Israel’s image internationally.
Coming for the long haul
Shlomo (Momo) Lifshitz believes that through exposure to Israel he can achieve for the current crop of young Jews what his generation failed to achieve themselves.
Taglit celebrates 10 years, a quarter million participants
Dignitaries from Ashkenazi to Adelson join the partying.
Finally, some long-term thinking
The all-important first trip to Israel with Birthright or various youth movements is the down payment, but without adequate follow through there are no dividends.
In Israel’s corner
As president of Hadassah, the Women’s Zionist Organization of America – an organization that has never wavered in its support of Israel – I find the current climate painful.
June 25: Our kids first
The government spends tens of millions to bring college-age Diaspora Jews to Israel, while our own youth serving in the IDF receive NIS 300 per month.