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"The Jerusalem Foundation is for Jews and Arabs, the secular and the observant"

It’s hard to change a reputation developed over decades, let alone centuries. But that’s exactly what some nations are doing now as the world gauges their response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Israel-is seeks to boost Israel’s image by facilitating meaningful encounters between ordinary young Israelis and their peers worldwide.

Futterman been recognized by Globes as one of the ‘40 under 40,’ and by Yedioth Aharonot as one of Israel’s ‘People of the State.’

Even amidst the bleakness of COVID-19, there has been much positive change as the Jewish community rose to the occasion.

Strategic impact philanthropy requires not only financial giving to a network of nonprofit organizations, but also the investment of time, experience, vision, and personal connections.

Thanks to new products in the markets, Israelis have become more aware of the environmental impact of food production and its health impact.

The applications are due on October 30, and includes completing an online form, an interview with the OU Impact Accelerator selection committee and a pitch to the program’s board.

A Jerusalem woman inspires others with her ‘Gemach Aveidot’ to return lost items to their owners

"We call on every woman and man to be tested at age 30 and get a mammogram at age 40," said the organization.