HeyJaredJudah Ari Gross
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Could job carving help Jewish organizations build better jobs? (opens the original)
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How redesigning roles could expand opportunities for neurodivergent professionals and adults with disabilities, strengthening the Jewish communal workforce Across Jewish communal organizations, a familiar phrase comes up often: “We wear many hats.” That flexibility has long been part of Jewish organizational culture. Small teams adapt quickly, respond to changing community needs and take on new responsibilities to make things happen. But over time, many roles have expanded far beyond their origi
Back-to-back incidents highlight Israel’s muddled effort to tackle extremist violence (opens the original)
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Israeli extremists attack the Palestinian village of Jalud in the northern West Bank on Sept. 29, 2026. Two back-to-back incidents related to extremist Israeli violence against Palestinians in the West Bank are highlighting the government’s failures to prevent such attacks and its inconsistent approach to the issue. Overnight, dozens of radical settlers attacked the Palestinian village of Jalud, setting fire to homes and cars, blocking roadways and assaulting Israeli troops who had been escortin
A beloved candy does what almost nothing else can: Bring the Jewish community together (opens the original)
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It started with a WhatsApp message from a friend: “Important scoop big if true,” along with a link to the blog of a candy distributor about how the synagogue staple Sunkist Fruit Gems were apparently being discontinued. Memories flooded back of chomping into squishy, technicolored jelly bites, feeling the crunch of shattering sugar crystals and the citric acid bite of imitation fruit flavor; of whipping a lime green Fruit Gem at the head of a bar mitzvah boy standing on the bima, aiming right be
Who is the Jewish day school bubble for? (opens the original)
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For far too many Jewish children, day schools remain out of reach, whether because of learning disabilities, bullying, high tuition or distances; philanthropy and strong communities can change that Since Oct. 7, 2023, many Jewish parents have looked at their children’s schools and wondered whether they are safe there, and whether they will grow up proud of who they are. As antisemitism has surged on campuses, in classrooms and online, the case for Jewish day school has been made with new urgency
Sunkist says it will bring back beloved Fruit Gems after national outcry following eJP report (opens the original)
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‘We hear you, Sunkist Fruit Gems fans!’ the company wrote, saying it had found a new manufacturer for the kosher synagogue staple Close-up of Sunkist Fruit Gems candy packaging on display, Fairfield, Calif., in August 2024. Days after eJewishPhilanthropy reported on the discontinuation of the synagogue staple Sunkist Fruit Gems, the company announced on Saturday that it would be bringing back the beloved kosher candy. “We hear you, Sunkist Fruit Gems fans! The good news: Sunkist Fruit Gems are n
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