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September 9, 2016
6 revealing stats about Jewish nonprofits and the people who work for them
Jewish nonprofit workers are inspired, respected and challenged. They’re also stretched thin, lack regular feedback from their bosses and are itching to switch agencies.
Elon Musk calls SpaceX blast a ‘most difficult, complex failure’
SpaceX founder and chief Elon Musk said on Friday he was unsure why one of the company\’s Falcon rockets burst into flames on its Florida launch pad last week, destroying both the rocket and an Israeli communications satellite it was due to lift into orbit.
Anti-Semitism, Israel and the Olympics: What to take away
The original Olympics in Ancient Greece, the games that inspired the modern recreation that just ended in Rio, showcased the greatest Grecian athletes stretching from the Peloponnese to the Mediterranean colonies.
Saving Adam Krief and Etz Jacob
There are moments in the life of a community when crises collide and make us all a little dizzy. Someone might die, a beloved institution may have to close its doors, a family could be left homeless if we don’t step up and help.
What Martin Luther King Jr. would teach Black Lives Matter about Israel
American Jews, and not just those who call themselves “progressives,” have identified with, and participated actively in, the movement for racial equality in the US since the founding of the NAACP in 1909 as well as the post-WWII civil rights crusade that transformed America.
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