Posts Tagged: education

I feel so lucky that Jewish National Fund found me. I started this job with very low expectations, having completely lost confidence in myself. I never thought I could end up in a workplace like this one, because I had let myself get to a place where I genuinely didn't think I deserved to. But every time I screw up; every time I lose; every time I'm wrong; every time I'm right; every time I win - I learn. I grow.

As our souls hurt during this time of upheaval, we must continue to come together as human beings and call out racism, intolerance, and hate wherever and whenever it occurs. Of course, no words can fully convey our collective sense of despair at what has unfolded and continues to unfold. Jewish National Fund-USA’s values have always been grounded in our unyielding commitment to inclusivity and respect. Without delay, let us use this time to redouble our efforts to bring positive change to our homes and communities.

Two messages stuck in my brain: in the war of words, it’s critical to talk with other people about Israel; and don’t waste your time talking with people whose minds are already made up. You don’t need to be an expert. Indeed, in today’s world, a brief, positive interaction can be impactful and even make someone’s day.

Lag BaOmer has taken on new resonance in modern times, emerging as a celebration of Jewish identity and resilience, making it the ultimate Zionist holiday.

The Hebrew month of Iyar is the second month on the Jewish calendar counting from Nisan. Discover its significance, Israel's connection, and key historical events.

The upcoming international gathering to support Israel will unite thousands of philanthropists, students, and Israelis. Read the top 10 reasons not to miss it!

Learn about Israel's 75th Independence Day celebration with JNF. Discover interesting facts about the history and traditions of the Israel anniversary celebration

Learn about the month of Adar and the joyous holiday of Purim. Discover the traditions and festivities that make this time special and how Jews celebrate.

Learn the different elements of the Sukkot holiday, including the importance of the lulav and etrog and the reason why we eat and sleep in a sukkah.

Rosh Hashanah is the birthday of the universe, the day G‑d created Adam and Eve, and it’s celebrated as the head of the Jewish year.

The month of Elul is one of repentance. Discover the customs and traditions to follow, including blowing the shofar and personal introspection. Learn more today.

The month of Tammuz begins the season of summer. Four events happened in history, each event is an echo of the events that took place on the 17th of Tammuz.