Lessons in Resilience: What Non-Profits Can Learn from Israeli Community Building
Resilience has always been a defining feature of Israeli society. Growing up in Israel, I witnessed firsthand how communities there respond to challenges, often with a combination of creativity, solidarity, and tenacity that is nothing short of inspiring. This resilience isn’t just about facing large-scale threats like military conflicts or national security issues; it’s woven […]
Building Bridges: How Israeli Advocacy Can Strengthen Jewish Non-Profits Worldwide
In today’s world, where Jewish communities are more interconnected yet face unique local challenges, the role of Israeli advocacy is more critical than ever. Having worked in Jewish non-profits and lived both in Israel and the United States, I’ve seen firsthand the impact that a strong connection to Israel can have on Jewish communities globally. […]
From the IDF to Nonprofit Leadership: Lessons in Human Rights and Advocacy from Israel
As someone who grew up in Israel and served in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), I’ve had the unique opportunity to see the intersection of human rights, advocacy, and leadership from both a military and a nonprofit perspective. The lessons I learned during my service as a Human-Rights Officer in the IDF have shaped the […]
Jewish Identity and Philanthropy: How Nonprofits Can Leverage Israeli Advocacy to Engage the Next Generation
Growing up in Israel, I felt a deep connection to my country’s history, values, and the struggles we faced as a nation. That connection wasn’t just about geography or politics—it was about identity. Moving to the United States in my 30s gave me a new perspective on how Jewish identity evolves outside of Israel, especially […]