Philanthropy
The multibillionaire has gone almost unnoticed in the world of philanthropy.
They exist to serve their communities, not the individuals who fund them.
Moshe Margaretten.
While ignoring its greatest achievements.
The Chmielnicki uprising left thousands of Jews dead, and changed intercommunal dynamics.
What a Failed Jewish Museum Says about the Misguided Priorities of the American Jewish Establishment
Museums are nice things to have, but they are not as important as schools, summer camps, Hebrew classes, and synagogues.
James Simon and Paul Nathan.
And to pro-Iran-deal advocacy.
Jacob Schiff and Lillian Wald.
Holocaust refugee, philanthropist, savior of Middle Eastern Christians, great advocate of European culture.
He’s partnering with the Jewish National Fund.
A new film tells his story.
Since 2001, the number of Jewish households in New York living below the poverty line has risen from one in six to one in five.. . .
