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The Stories that Moved Us in 2022

From the Ukraine crisis to rising antisemitism and hate crimes, the year 2022 brought with it a great deal of pain and polarization – but also hope, as Jewish Federations answered the calls to action.  We responded to multiple crises, convened major Jewish organizations, and mobilized ou…

Jewish Federations' Statement on Israel's Incoming Government

Jewish Federations of North America congratulate incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on forming a new government. We have had a long and fruitful relationship with the incoming Prime Minister and we look forward to continuing to work with him and the new government to support the grow…

Jewish Federations Respond to FY 2023 Omnibus Spending Bill

Jewish Federations of North America applaud Congressional leaders for including many of the key legislative priorities for which Federations have strongly advocated in the Fiscal Year 2023 omnibus spending bill that was released early this morning, in particular the Nonprofit Security Grant …

Federations bring Chanukah light to Jews in Ukraine, neighboring countries

Tens of thousands of Jews affected by the war in Ukraine will be able to celebrate the upcoming holiday of Chanukah with joyous activities and celebrations, thanks to dozens of initiatives  Jewish Federations of North America are supporting.
 
“Chanukah symbolizes the Jewish people’s…

Jewish Federations, Interfaith Leaders, Push for expanded Child Tax Credit

AVP of Public Affairs and Government Relations at Jewish Federations of North America Darcy Hirsh spoke at a press conference this afternoon on Capitol Hill in support of expanding the Child Tax Credit to end child poverty.


"Poverty is a major, ongoing problem, both in the Jewish community…