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Celebrating Zionism's big, bold, and visionary young leaders - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Zionism's big, bold, and visionary young leaders

Visit our portal: www.jpost.com/influencers/vizionaries2023

Source: jpost.com
Local teens learn about exchange program in Israel - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Local teens learn about exchange program in Israel - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle

Since 1920, the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle has provided its readers with Jewish news and opinion from a variety of perspectives — local, regional, national and international. The paper is mailed to subscribers each week and also is available for purchase at The Chronicle’s office.

Source: kcjc.com
American professors prepare for bridge-building mission to Israel - Vimarsana News

American professors prepare for bridge-building mission to Israel

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

Source: jns.org
LA rabbi brings together Orthodox, Conservative and Reform rabbinical students to talk Israel - Vimarsana News

LA rabbi brings together Orthodox, Conservative and Reform rabbinical students to talk Israel

“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.

Source: jns.org
James Irvine Foundation Awards $35 Million to Support Workers in California - Vimarsana News

James Irvine Foundation Awards $35 Million to Support Workers in California

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.