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Madison, Wisconsin
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Presidents Day is a time to reflect on the ideals that make our nation great: freedom, democracy, and opportunity for all.
Only 6 more hrs are left to make a difference on #GivingTuesday & reach our goal of raising $18K in 18 hrs today. Our Jewish Federation of Madison programs, our funded community partner organizations & the people they serve are depending on us. jewishmadison.org/tzedakah
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@JFederations are heartbroken at the news of American-Israeli Omer Neutra’s death. Read our full statement: ow.ly/PT7A50Uj3Oz
Get ready to join us tomorrow in raising $18K in 18 hrs on #GivingTuesday to build & sustain vibrant Jewish life here in Madison. Our programs, partner agencies & the people they serve in our community depend on us. Will you join us on December 3? jewishmadison.org/tzedakah
Even in the most difficult times, we have a lot to be thankful for. We are so grateful for you & for being part of our Madison Jewish community as we support each other, embrace joy & navigate challenges together. We wish you & your loved ones a very happy & healthy Thanksgiving.
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@JFederations welcome the agreement approved by Israel’s cabinet for a ceasefire on its northern front.
Read our full statement: ow.ly/kcGa50UgfRk
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Jewish Federations are heartbroken and outraged at the murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, a Chabad emissary to the UAE. May his memory be for a blessing and his family be comforted among the mourners of Zion.
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@JFederations are deeply grateful for the U.S. Senate, which stood with our ally Israel by voting to oppose the three joint resolutions of disapproval on the floor Wednesday. Read our full statement: ow.ly/oH5o50UbMSw
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The ICC has made a historically unjust decision in issuing arrest warrants for Israel’s democratically elected leaders and defense officials. Read our full statement: ow.ly/AEU950UbKkP
Yesterday marked 1,000 days of war in Ukraine. But #JewishFederations haven’t forgotten Ukraine. In fact, this month, the organization will have enlisted more than 1,000 volunteers through its Global Volunteer Hub to help either in person or virtually.
“@JFederations have a duty to support Ukraine’s vibrant and active Jewish community, which has chosen to remain through the fighting to build on over 1,000 years of rich history.” More on the blog: ow.ly/SGhK50UauOu
Jewish Federation of Madison staff, lay leaders & board members joined thousands of other Jewish communal professionals in Washington, D.C., earlier this week for @jfederations 2024 #GeneralAssembly & the Stand Together: Unity, Strength & Resilience event & returned inspired!
On this #VeteransDay, we honor all of the people who have served in our armed forces and thank them for their service to our country.
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TODAY! Join us virtually as #WeStandTogether for Israel, for the hostages, and against antisemitism. Tune in at 12:30 PM ET to be part of this powerful event of unity, resilience, and celebration: youtube.com/live/7cRQMuYBTso
Today, we remember Kristallnacht, the night of broken glass. Antisemitism is on the rise around the world, some of which is manifested in violence and some in more subtle ways. We say #NeverAgain to all forms of antisemitism, including those cloaked in anti-Zionism.
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Join @JFederations for a briefing at 12 PM ET on the developing situation in Amsterdam. Hear from our @JewishAgency partners for real-time updates and insights into our collective efforts to support the security of the Jewish community: ow.ly/HkOa50U33N3
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@jfederations are horrified and outraged at the hate-filled antisemitic attacks in Amsterdam, in which anti-Israel mobs terrorized and beat Israelis and Jews trying to enjoy a soccer game. (1/4)
Your vote is your voice. Be heard. Haven’t voted absentee or early? Go to your polling location & vote on Tues., Nov. 5, from 7 am-8 pm. Remember to bring your photo ID. Verify your voter registration, find your polling place & see what’s on your ballot at myvote.wi.gov
While the memory of last Simchat Torah, which coincided with the horrific attacks of October 7th, weighs heavy on our hearts, we find hope and renewal in a new year of Torah learning. May our shared sacred text be a source of comfort and strength as we move forward.
