JNF-USA
Who are the most influential young Zionists of 2026?
Nominations open for Top 25 Vizionaries of 2026 honoring young Zionist leaders
Nourishing the North: JNF-USA's culinary school opens with a mission beyond food
Diaspora youth mark Disability Awareness Month in inclusive race at Israeli rehabilitation village
'It just makes perfect sense': Ira Green on Beersheba, sustainability, and World Zionist Village
Leading Semester Abroad Program Expands to Israel’s South
The premier college-prep study abroad in Israel experience operated by Jewish National Fund-USA welcomed its first cohort of students on June 20 at the new Beer-Sheba campus.
The Fight That Begins When the Rockets Stop
Following the recent barrage of rockets fired at Israel’s southern cities from Gaza, dozens of therapists continue to fight for their community’s mental health, well-being, and future.
LIVE: Asian, African students flock to the Arava for agricultural training
Lia Simanjuntak, student leader at The Arava International Center for Agriculture Training (AICAT), in conversation with Maayan Hoffman, Deputy CEO of the Jerusalem Post Group.
LIVE: Israel grows over 50% of its vegetables in the desert. Here is how
Noa Zer, Central Arava Regional Council's Director of Resource Development, in conversation with Maayan Hoffman, Deputy CEO of the Jerusalem Post Group
Women’s Mission to Israel Showcases the Power of Female Philanthropy
Jewish National Fund-USA recognizes May as “Women’s Month” and celebrates the accomplishments of all the women who make a difference for the land and people of Israel.
Israel Independence Day: Making the next generation of Jews better - opinion
ON THE 75th anniversary of the State of Israel, all of us should heed the words of Shalom Dror. We have an opportunity and responsibility to make sure we are building for tomorrow.
At an American Jewish conference in Tel Aviv, protesters are driving the energy
The General Assembly, the signature conference of the American Jewish organizational world, was meant to be a celebration of Israel’s 75th birthday.
Mel Brooks, Theodor Herzl, and a Chance Encounter at the Bellagio Hotel - Opinion
The present time may seem turbulent, as it so often does, but if this is what Israel had achieved in its first 75 years, what even greater things will we achieve in the next 75?
From Masada to Texas: Healing Words Help Former Hostage Find Purpose
Anna Salton Eisen shares her feelings when she witnessed her friends and fellow congregants at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas were taken hostage by a crazed gunman last year.
Maine couple makes aliyah following their three children, who are all medical students
“We know that the greatest gift we can give the State of Israel is our three children…who will be able to help the people of Israel, as doctors, for decades to come.”
