The Blogs: From One Message on a Sneaker, 300 Voices | Zev Ziegler
Creating unexpected moments of Jewish and Zionist strength has become a guiding instinct in work my wife Heather…
The Blogs: They Signed Letters — Not History | Ivan Bassov
Israel Didn’t “Recognize Palestinians.” It Recognized a Negotiating Partner. A familiar claim keeps resurfacing: “Israel itself recognized the…
The Blogs: To Zion, with love | Karen Abrams Gerber
Dearest Zion, How do you bear the suffering? Heartbreak is what I feel when I connect to you…
The Blogs: The Israeli Mind in the Ceasefire’s Aftermath | Mark P Cohen
What the ceasefire teaches about the heart and soul of Israeli identity. Life goes on in Israel, ceasefire…
The Blogs: Choosing Tokens | Guy Ginton
Thomas Sowell once wrote: “Some things are believed because they are demonstrably true. But many other things are…
The Blogs: From One College Campus — Todah Rabah Shlichim | Matt Vogel
Last night at our UVM Hillel’s Yom HaZikaron dinner I deeply felt the impact of the Jewish Agency…
The Blogs: A Yom HaAtzmaut Parody—and a Much-Needed Conversation | David Harbater
For those who have not yet seen the video by Eli Lebowicz and Dovi Neuberger parodying two conflicting…
The Blogs: Approaching “never again,” again | Sarah Kendis
The Holocaust is globally known, and also denied, as the single most defining rise of antisemitism and death…
Bringing Israel to Life “Hands-On”
For those looking to discover new things or have meaningful conversations about Israel, Federation’s Hands-on Israel workshops is…
The Blogs: Great Israel Begins Before the Border Moves | Yochanan Schimmelpfennig
Great Israel Begins Before the Border Moves Figure. Great Israel begins before the border moves: from biblical-maximalist and…
The Blogs: Polanski’s War on Israel | James Ogunleye
Criticism is one thing; turning the world’s only Jewish state into a political punching bag is quite another…
The Blogs: We Must Not Let Zionism Become a Dirty Word | Miriam Edelstein
You might say that I soaked up Zionism with my mother’s milk. My Uncle Shia (mother’s brother) left…