Jewish federations of north america
Why Federations Funding Canary Mission Shouldn’t Surprise You
The fact that Jewish federations and other Jewish public charities fund Canary Mission is simply business as usual.
In Funding Canary Mission, Jewish Federation Betrayed Us
I’ve received everything from racist harassment to rape threats following targeting by Canary Mission.
REVEALED: Canary Mission Blacklist Is Secretly Bankrolled By Major Jewish Federation
One of the largest Jewish charities in the U.S. has been funding a shadowy online blacklist targeting college students who criticize Israel.
Jerry Silverman Will Step Down As Federations Chief
“My decision is bittersweet,” Silverman wrote. “However, as I have always stated, family comes first.”
Charities Left In Lurch As Federations Abruptly End Funding Program
A last-minute funding cut from the umbrella group for Jewish federations nationwide could mean trouble for nine major Jewish charities.
After Delay, Netanyahu Confirms Speaking Via Satellite To Jewish Federations
Reports last week said that an address by Netanyahu had not been confirmed, which was considered unusual that close to the event.
Netanyahu Not Confirmed For Jewish Federations’ General Assembly
Tensions between Netanyahu and the U.S. Jewish community have sharpened in recent months after the freeze of the Western Wall egalitarian prayer plan.
Jewish Groups Decry House Approval Of GOP Healthcare Bill
Among those that criticized the passage were the Reform movement, the Jewish Federations of North America, B’nai B’rith and Jewish Women International.
NY Federation Calls Republican Health Care Bill ‘Potentially Disastrous’
NEW YORK — New York’s Jewish federation sent a letter to Congress members in the state opposing the Republican health care bill because of its potential negative impact on poor people. The letter sent Wednesday by Eric Goldstein, the CEO of the UJA-Federation of New York, opposes provisions in the bill that would shift…
Jewish Elderly Care Organizations Slam Republican Health Proposals
WASHINGTON — Two Jewish agencies charged with elderly care sharply criticized the new Republican health care bill. B’nai B’rith International, which sponsors low-income housing for the elderly, and the Jewish Federations of North America, which advocates for funds for the poor and the elderly, took aim changes contained in the American Health Care Act.
