Schusterman Foundation News Today

Jews in the Diaspora, specifically American Jews, have at times been at odds over the Israel-Hamas war, shedding light on the relationships between identity, loyalty, and political affiliation.

Alumni and current members lament the loss of the initiatives, which they describe as life-changing, but many say they believe the networks created will carry on

Hadar Kess was appointed as an advisor to the State of Israel on orphans due to the dramatic increase in orphans following the October 7th war.

Igor Shteyrenberg, the Executive Director of the Miami Jewish Film Festival, has been honored with the prestigious 2024 Champion of the Arts Award by the Citizens Interested in Arts organization. This distinguished honor recognizes Igor Shteyrenberg's outstanding contributions to the cultural landscape, particularly during his eleven-year tenure at the helm of the Miami Jewish Film

CEO Eric Fingerhut says umbrella group plans to allocate most of the funds itself, working with groups on the ground and other foundations to determine how to distribute aid best

In the aftermath of Hamas’ attack on Israel, one message about the power of propaganda blew up among Instagram’s biggest celebrities. Here’s what its author was trying to say.

The Marketplace of Ideas at The Times of Israel

Donors view Israel studies as a vehicle for countering Palestine activism on campus. But many of the scholars they fund don’t toe the line.

International producer, actress and pro-Israel activist Noa Tishby will headline the 2023 Lion of Judah Luncheon in Boca Raton in February.

Yaniv Rivlin says had no rare talent or exceptional ability to study, yet he managed to meet with world leaders, drafted legislations and studied at one of the most prestigious schools in the world