On the ground in the storm-ravaged Philippines, JDC's Danny Pins tells Haaretz how his rescue work is in part a way of repaying a debt to the island nation that saved his family from the Holocaust
In a letter to the editor, JDC CEO Alan H. Gill writes that the organization's efforts to get aid to survivors of the typhoon are underpinned by a historical debt to the Philippines for saving Jews from the Holocaust.
JDC's immediate response is highlighted by the global broadcaster among the leading NGO's involved in Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts.
For fashion designer Antonina Samecka, her clothing line is about more than selling trendy dresses and streetwise hoodies: It’s about redefining what it means to be a Polish Jew.
Five years ago, “Tali” and her sister were removed from their home by the Israeli court system after sustaining injuries at the hand of their abusive father. Their mother, weak and unable to provide for them, was denied custody, and the pair was placed in a boarding school when extended family turned down the girls because of the stigma associated with the court action.
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