American Jews Still Give Big for Israel, But Donors Are Charting New Paths

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Supporting Israel has been one of the great projects of American postwar philanthropy. But this giving landscape is changing and has become more fraught, according to leaders in Jewish philanthropy and a review of grantmaking data.

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Tricky Terrain: The New Israel Fund Navigates Political and Generational Change

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Tricky Terrain: The New Israel Fund Navigates Political and Generational Change

The fund’s new president, David Myers, is looking for creative ways to sustain the group’s $30 million annual budget at a time when many younger American Jews are souring on Israel—or simply not feeling connected to it.

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