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News from Israel

See what the media is saying about UJA-Federation of New York's work in Israel.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
The Jerusalem Post, October 24, 2007

Helping the Helpers
The Jewish Week, Friday September 14, 2007

The Kids Hang On To Our Clothes
The Jewish Week, Friday September 7, 2007

North Still Battling War Trauma
The Jewish Week, Friday August 10, 2007

How to Die Well
The Jerusalem Post, Monday July 2, 2007

The Saviors Of Sderot
The Jewish Week, June 8, 2007

A Powerful Musical Connection
The Jewish Week, May 25, 2007

Israeli Real Estate Boom — Fueled by Part Time Zionists?
Zionism and Israel News, May 3, 2007

Foreign Buyers Push Up Real-Estate Prices in Israel
The Jerusalem Post, May 3, 2007

Iran and Its Nukes
Israel Insider, April 26, 2007

PM Seeks Peaceful Solution to Nuke Row
The Jerusalem Post, April 26, 2007

Olmert: Restraint keeps Abbas Link Alive
YNetnews.com, April 26, 2007

Seeing Israel As A Mission
The Jewish Week, April 26, 2007

UJA New York Arrives In Israel
JTA, April 23, 2007

Waiting For The Next War
The Jewish Week, March 13, 2007

Tough Neighborhoods, Hard Times Feed Cycle of Poverty
JewishJournal.com, March 9, 2007

Jewish Agency 'invests in coexistence' with Arab Citizens
The Jerusalem Post, January 11, 2007

But For the Grace of God
The Jerusalem Post, January, 4, 2007

UJA-Federation May Fund Gush Katif Evacuees
The Jewish Week, December, 22, 2006

No Regrets
Haaratz, December 15, 2006

New York Jewish Community Sending $9.3 Million to Battered Kiryat Shmona
Haaretz
, October 3, 2006

"The Jerusalem-New York Environmental Challenge, supported by [...] UJA-Federation of New York [and] the Israel Ministry of the Environment, serves as a successful model to demonstrate the potential of forming global Jewish environmental partnerships from the highest organizational levels down to schoolchildren." —Carmi Wisemon, "Reduce, reuse, recycle" Op-Ed in The Jerusalem Post, October 24, 2007
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