In a world where antisemitism is rising and Jewish identity is under threat, programs that deepen connection to heritage have never been more critical. Last night, Miami’s Rubell Museum hosted a 25th-anniversary celebration of Birthright Israel, highlighting the program’s transformative impact on Jewish youth worldwide…. | Read More in The Blogs
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