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(JTA) — Moving Traditions is a small Jewish organization with an unusual name and a mission that can be hard to describe on one foot. Working through synagogues, Hebrew schools

Is American Jewish giving to Israel stretching Jewish funds thin?

(JTA) — Moving Traditions is a small Jewish organization with an unusual name and a mission that can be hard to describe on one foot. Working through synagogues, Hebrew schools

Both situated on North Broad Street, Temple University and Congregation Rodeph Shalom regularly encounter the injustice and inequities of city life. And they both see it as their mission to help bridge cultural and societal divides experienced in the neighborhood and beyond. As part of that shared mission, the university’s Feinstein Center for American Jewish History and the

Ukrainian-born Jan Koum has gone almost unnoticed in the world of philanthropy, but tax returns reveal that the multi-billionaire is one of his coreligionists' largest supporters

Ukrainian-born Jew Jan Koum immigrated to California after the fall of the Soviet Union and came up from rags to riches; Now one of the world's wealthiest people makes massive donations to Jewish and Israeli causes while maintaining a low profile

The publicity-shy Jan Koum, a Ukrainian-born Jew who arrived in California as a teenager, is more entwined than meets the eye with the events rocking the country.

Billionaire Californian Jan Koum gives to Chabad, pro-Israel causes and Jewish relief efforts in his native Ukraine.

“The Jewish public should care because such a large funder can inevitably sculpt and set communal priorities.”

WhatsApp’s inventor, a Ukrainian-born Jew and one of the wealthiest people in the world, has kept conspicuously quiet during Russia's war in Ukraine.