…government. It’s taken two decades; no one knew how the feat would be achieved. Yet, here we are today, with the legislation finally approved. So, I think defining a goal…
…the feat would be achieved. Yet, here we are today, with the legislation finally approved. So, I think defining a goal isn’t about whether it seems realistic at the time—it’s…
…left to follow their technological-mediated statements on Instagram and TikTok until she couldn’t anymore and closed her accounts. She mentioned that what saved her sanity was the fact that one…
…need for me as a man. I was really ashamed of who I was. During this crisis, I received all sorts of phone calls from people who wanted me to…
…Fellows rarely felt a need to do that. The reasonableness of the phone policy was instrumental in cultivating the self-empowered and grounded experience Bronfman envisioned for us. Instead of relying…
…me. A combat veteran wounded 17–18 years ago, who has since built a career in education, started a family, and moved forward. I realized that sharing my personal struggle, not the…
…used to determine who would be evacuated and who would not be. However, my kibbutz is only several hundred meters from the five-kilometer line, and all of the people who…
…is often really not far away, shakes them up so much that sometimes they really need to build walls in order to protect their sanity. This is particularly true for…
…Fellowship is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for the 36th cohort of this transformative program. The Fellowship selects twenty-six outstanding North American teenagers for an intellectually…
…strong connection to my city. I served as the chair of the city youth council for three years, and both of my parents are involved in social initiatives here. Safed…