JERUSALEM – When Israelis went to the polls three times over the course of less than 12 months for national elections in 2019 and 2020, they repeatedly were forced to confront questions about what kind of country they want their children to inherit.
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Ever since the publication more than half a year ago of a landmark article that referenced the "vanishing American Jew," it has been hard to shake that idea as the dominant narrative of American Jewish life.
When someone threw rocks a couple months ago at the doors of a Chabad center in Atlanta, the glass didn't shatter.
After Joe Biden won the presidency, my liberal friends — mostly Ashkenazi Jews with deep roots in America — were aghast that over 70 million Americans voted for Trump.
Israel pros, NextGen leaders, marketing pros, and anyone who engages with young adults around Israel – we've got you covered! The Vibe Israel "Re-Starter Kit" enhances your digital approach to sharing Israel's story.
Click here to access ready-made educational resources and activities surrounding the seven Jewish pillars. You can utilize them in any educational context from the classroom to a Shabbaton or any other experiential learning environment. The resources were developed by Unpacked for Educators, the educational division of OpenDor Media.
Please enjoy this text study guide created by the OFJCC Jewish Content Department. The guide includes Jewish texts from many eras in Jewish history that relate to this year's Z3 theme of "Shared Visions" Each text is accompanied by discussion questions.
This pop-up giving circle supplement walks you through an interactive 60-90 minute exercise to make a meaningful donation addressing a priority for the Jewish people. It's fun and impactful! Use the supplement with Ampl[email protected]'s Pop-Up Giving Circle Tools, a tried and tested exercise in meaningful engagement, reflection, and connection to Jewish values!
This sample activity open up the question of Israel as home for all Jewish People around the world. We explore the notions of home and what they mean for Jews around the world. Use this guide, its accompanying clips, and discussion questions to ask questions of belonging and otherness. The [email protected] team developed this resource.
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