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32 participants to take part in academic exchange exploring Israel’s history, government, culture, and economy

“Do we really take the time to say, ‘What was the Balfour Declaration?’ instead of just knowing that it exists. We get to unpack things on a deeper level,” says Rabbi Erez Sherman of Sinai Temple.

Plus, the Semiconductor Research Corporation gave $250 million to a consortium of seven U.S. universities for microelectronics research, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation committed $5 million to support studies focused on gun violence.

Jewish National Fund-USA’s Boruchin Center is now accepting Letters of Inquiry regarding its 2023-24 grant funding period.

For several Arizona State University students, winter break this year entails something more than putting up sparkly decorations, hanging out with family and sharing traditional meals. Ten students have been selected to participate in Caravan for Democracy Student Mission to Israel, a student leadership program sponsored by the Jewish National Fund with support from the

A novel partnership between Jewish National Fund-USA and Maccabi USA is seeing Jewish athletes develop a deeper connection to the land and people of Israel with a weeklong journey before the Maccabiah commences

Jewish National Fund-USA’s Boruchin Center fuels growth for the TAMID Fellowship program, which brings young leaders from around the world to Israel for a summer internship and immersion experience.

New program in partnership with Kenes Tours and a $1.6 M grant from JNF-USA’s Boruchin Center offers $500 per person subsidy, other benefits.