Good Wednesday morning! In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report from Budapest on the final convening of the first ...

Members of the group’s inaugural council pitch the Israeli president, their colleagues on programs to address the Jewish ...

Democracies depend on a particular kind of work that rarely gets noticed: the poll worker who arrives before dawn, the ...

In a crowded marketplace of ideas, Jewish life has so much more to offer than identity, obligation and institutional continuity.

Three Hillel Israel student delegations to North America offered an approach to Jewish peoplehood built on curiosity, ...

Protecting Jewish civil rights requires investment in educating lawyers who will help shape how our laws are interpreted, ...

In a recent eJewishPhilanthropy piece, “Stepping up, not burning out: Jewish leadership in a time of chronic crisis” (July 14 ...

The pull toward division is powerful. The call to connection is stronger.

If we say we'll be here forever, the government has no incentive to step in,' its founder, venture capitalist Izhar Armony, ...

The goal of the program is no longer the number of students but the quality of students serving the modern community.

For 76 years, American Jewish leaders have sought to maintain the “Ben-Gurion-Blaustein Agreement,” a framework reached by ...

Engagement with [social media companies] is how you actually have a proper conversation,” WJC's Yfat Barak-Cheney tells eJP. ...