Judah Ari Gross is a News Editor at eJewish Philanthropy. He covers a range of topics including culture, society, and business, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Judah's work has been featured in The Times of Israel, Sun Sentinel Media Group, and eJewish Philanthropy.
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Judah Ari Gross focuses on Israeli politics and legal policy regulation with a significant emphasis on government announcements. His coverage revolves around evolving stories, breaking news, and legislation related to US Jews, judicial overhaul, Israeli politics, Passover, and legislation.
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By: Judah Ari Gross
For more than a year, hundreds of Jewish professionals across the United States and around the world have been playing a game forcing them to consider: What will American Jewry look like in 2050? Launched last May, Tzomet Games — the...
By: Ari Gross
Face time isn’t just an app on your phone — it’s a recipe for forging Jewish identity. Each in its own way, the news stories and opinion pieces making up today’s edition of Your Daily Phil demonstrate a profound, if somewhat banal, truth about the creation and reinforcement of Jewish identity: There is no substitute for significant in-person experiences.
By: Judah Ari Gross
Most philanthropists name their foundation after themselves. Marcy Gringlas and her husband, Joel Greenberg, named theirs after a conviction: that a strategic, well-placed gift can grow into something far, far larger. Gringlas and Greenberg’s Seed the Dream Foundation has planted...
By: Judah Ari Gross
Eying demographic trends that he believes are pushing the country toward illiberalism, Gilad Ramot is convinced that mass immigration is the only solution
By: Judah Ari Gross
As the Israeli election draws nearer, a new study finds that American Jews who are actively engaged with the Jewish community strongly prefer Israel’s opposition parties over its current government, by nearly four to one, as a sizeable minority abstain...
By: Judah Ari Gross
The board chair of the medical nonprofit behind the program tells eJP that the gift followed a visit to the initiative in Tel Aviv last month by Rahm Emanuel
Children arrive to their first day of school at the Gamla School in the northern Israeli town of Katzrin, on Sept. 1, 2026.
By: Judah Ari Gross
Donation, which will be paid out over five years, will help improve, subsidize Rudlin Torah Academy, alongside general support for the federation
By: Wiktor Szymanowicz
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband leaves 10 Downing Street after attending a weekly Cabinet meeting in London, on Sept. 8, 2026.
By: Judah Ari Gross
Three-day gathering to take place in November, aimed at showing 'a different face of Israel' to group's funders — and maybe attracting new ones
