Our Global Work

Healing Terrorized Families in Jerusalem

Candy in Jerusalem usually costs just a few shekels. But when Nadav was assailed by knife-wielding terrorists as he and his little brother left a Jerusalem sweet shop, it nearly cost him his life.

Terror isn’t one individual against another; the stabs into Nadav, just 13 years old, also…

A French Jew Finds a New Home in Israel

Thibault felt like an outcast in his native Paris. He grew up in an assimilated household and felt disconnected from the Jewish community. But his last name left him a target for anti-Semitism.

The terror attack on a kosher supermarket in January 2015 was the last straw for this grandson of…

Federations Take a Stand Against Human Trafficking

As part of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, Federations joined a coalition of Jewish groups in a Jewish day of action this week to raise visibility about the 20.9 million victims of global trafficking and to encourage communities to take action. Contact Liz Leibowitz for more information o…

Federation Staff Testify in Knesset for Marriage Choice in Israel

With 660,000 Jews unable to marry legally in Israel, Federation staff testified at a Knesset caucus meeting this week on the importance of expanding freedom of choice in marriage as it pertains to the relationship between Israel, the United States and global Jewish communities. 

Buzz Builds for LGBTQ Mission to Israel

Dave Gold, co-chair of the Jewish Federation’s Jewish Pride group, expresses excitement surrounding upcoming JFNA LGBTQ Mission. 

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