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World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder involved in Trump’s push for Greenland - report
Since Trump’s first term, Lauder has, according to the Guardian, acquired commercial holdings in Greenland. Some analysts see his suggestion to Trump as a way to personally benefit.
Sylvan Adams warns of coordinated global Antisemitism campaign
Why Israel set up the J50 forum: Streamlining the global Jewish message - analysis
Yehuda Kaploun confirmed by Senate as Trump’s antisemitism envoy
Lauder Employment Center marks one year of providing assistance for immigrants
The Lauder Center for the Advancement of Employmen in the Negev is assisting the new immigrants in finding high quality employment and developing Hebrew language skills,.
WJC President condemns Israeli national-religious Rabbi’s comments
The Rabbi commented last Friday in 'Olam Katan', an Israeli conservative and religious weekly newsletter, that the deadly earthquake in Turkey and Syria is “divine justice".
Solving the crisis in Hebrew studies
A new partnership with Open University at the Lauder Employment Center in Israel’s south will help those waiting for places in ulpan.
World Jewish Congress mourns former pope Benedict XVI
Former pope Benedict XVI passed away on Saturday after having fallen ill last week.
Lauder: '30 years ago people told me Jewish life in the FSU was dead, they were wrong'
Grapevine December 11, 2022: Beyond blarney
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
WJC president calls emergency meeting on antisemitism in colleges
Former president Reuven Rivlin received the WJC's Theodor Herzl Award for his leadership.
WJC to honor Reuven Rivlin, Ken Burns at annual gala
Former President Reuven Rivlin will be honored with the Theodor Herzl Award and filmmaker Ken Burns will be awarded the WJC Teddy Kollek Award for the Advancement of Jewish Culture.
Jewish organizations denounce UN's COI report: 'Distorted and biased'
Lauder Center presents strategy in dealing with influx of refugees, olim
"Olim to the Negev" program to help refugees and olim arriving in Israel settle down, build roots in the Negev.