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Antisemitism and the West’s Culture of Victimhood
by Andres Spokoiny Published in Fathom Journal Andrés Spokoiny is the President and CEO of the Jewish Funders Network. There was a time,...


Remembering to cherish: From Station Eleven to Jerusalem
Remembering to cherish: From Station Eleven to Jerusalem


Of Oysters and Israel (Yom Ha'atzma'ut 5781)
One article changed my whole view of Zionism. Since I’d grown up in a strongly Zionist environment, from my home to my day school to my...


On This Covid Yom Ha’atzmaut, Let’s Hit the Reset Button
Many things that worried us tremendously a few months ago seem to have lost their urgency in the age of COVID19. As Bari Weiss noted in a...


Drowning in a Flood of Instant Gratification (Tu Bishvat 5780)
Stav Harari and Dean Shoshani, both 25, had just started their lives together in a new apartment in the colorful Hatikvah Quarter in...


“No-Place” Like Home: The Utopia That Came True
The word utopia was first used by Sir Thomas More in 1516. He coined the term combining two Greek words: ou (not) and topos (place), and...


After the Siren: Yom Hazikaron and Gratitude
Israel has two major memorial days: Yom Hazikaron—the remembrance day for fallen soldiers of Israel and Israeli terror victims—and Yom...

Shimon Peres z"l
Jewish Funders Network mourns the passing of Shimon Peres z”l, a true giant of the State of Israel, of the Jewish people, and of peace....


Asking the Kids to Clean their Parents’ Mess
Most of the folks fighting BDS have the best intentions at heart, and many are doing great work, but collectively, our impact is limited...


Roots of Intolerance Still Firmly Planted 19 Years After Rabin Assassination
I consider myself to be an incorrigible optimist. I’m an eternal searcher for glasses half full and silver linings. Yet, there was a day...


The Day After
Israel never had a victory parade. Even when military triumphs were outstanding and even miraculous, Israelis knew wars are not something...


No More "Rich Uncle from America"
The biggest problem when driving in Israel is not that people are reckless, but that they don’t want to be “frayerim.” As in, “I’m not...


JFN: The Jewish Frayers Network
The biggest fear of an Israeli is not a nuclear Iran; neither is a rain of missiles from Hamas or Hezbollah. It’s definitely not the...
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