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From Shabbat tables to Israel missions: Ari Meridy’s JNFuture vision

Through JNF-USA’s JNFuture, Ari Meridy is helping young Jewish professionals connect to Israel through missions, community and personal encounters, showing how leadership after October 7 can begin with saying yes and showing up

Yael Feldman Shavit | 07.06.26

Climbing the leadership ladder one experience at a time

In this week’s Torah portion, Joshua evolves from battlefield commander to national leader, learning from Moses that true leadership means making room for competing voices

Michael Eisenberg | 06.05.26

Former US Marine Corps fighter pilot and TOPGUN instructor Dave Berke

From TOPGUN to real war: Former Marine fighter pilot reflects on Iran strikes, combat risk and leadership

Former TOPGUN instructor Dave Berke says even world’s most advanced fighter jets face danger and praises Israeli, US air operations during recent strikes on Iran ; Berke opens up about combat pressure, leadership under fire and why military professionalism matters most

Alexandra Lukash | 05.27.26

‘People want to be here’: as antisemitism rises, more young Jews are showing up with purpose

After Oct. 7, many young Jews found themselves forced into a more public reckoning with identity; that pressure has translated into sustained demand for Israel-based programs; 'They are here for us,' says Masa CEO Meir Holtz

David Matlin | 04.23.26

What keeps Israeli business moving? Leaders point to the values powering success

For Independence Day, senior executives reflect on the traits they see as most distinctly blue-and-white, and how those values continue to shape growth under pressure

ynet Global | 04.19.26

When everything falls apart, leadership is defined by action

In moments of crisis, leadership is tested not by perfect judgment but by the ability to act under pressure, stabilize others and communicate clearly even without full information or certainty about what comes next

Ziv Elul | 04.03.26

Yoni Alon, founder of David Cards and a member of the Israeli Jewish Peoplehood Coalition, with Tracy Frydberg, director of the Tisch Center for Jewish Dialogue at ANU Museum of the Jewish People

As antisemitism spikes worldwide, Jewish leaders turn to dialogue and global cooperation

As war with Iran intensifies and antisemitism rises globally, nearly 200 Jewish leaders from Israel, North America, Europe and Latin America met online for rapid one-on-one conversations, forming new connections and laying groundwork for a lasting international coalition

ynet Global | 03.20.26

Why great leaders build routines, not moments of inspiration

Opinion: is success built on big ideas, or on the small actions repeated every day?

Ziv Elul | 03.19.26

The Sabbath was meant to create empty space to step away from daily activity and engage in reflection, learning and personal development

Leadership and the empty calendar: Do managers really need to be busy all the time?

Torah portion Vayakhel teaches us that a person who does not know how to use free time to revive their spirit is, in effect, extinguishing themselves; Leadership does not begin when the calendar is full, but when there is finally space in it to think

Ziv Elul | 03.12.26

When everything collapses: the new rules of crisis leadership

Crisis strategist Itay Ben Horin’s bestseller Crisis Management examines 16 major global crises — from BP and McDonald’s to Lance Armstrong and world leaders — offering practical frameworks for decision-making, communication and leadership under pressure

ynet Global | 03.11.26

Spreading wings without losing ground

In this week's Torah portion, Terumah, the ancient wisdom from the 'cherubim' reveals the tension between ambition and grounded leadership; true growth demands bold vision balanced with structural limits and disciplined execution; sustainable success comes not from how high organizations rise but from the stability that keeps them grounded

Ziv Elul | 02.19.26

Almost every executive can recall a single decision that turned out to be wrong

To err is human; a pattern is a choice

In this week's Torah portion, Mishpatim, a repeated wrongdoing carries multiplied consequences; the same principle applies to leadership: organizations rarely collapse from one mistake, but from the failure to stop a pattern in time

Ziv Elul | 02.12.26

Beshalach Torah portion - when clarity takes shape in motion

Opinion: what is a leader’s role in a crisis and when must decisions be made and action taken

Ziv Elul | 01.29.26

Why smart managers fall precisely because they insist | Insight from weekly Torah portion

Opinion: Managers are judged by rational tools such as data, models and execution discipline, yet history and philosophy warn that there comes a point when reason itself no longer solves the problem but becomes part of it

Ziv Elul | 01.15.26

Parashat Shemot: How not to break an order and still save the organization

How can leaders avoid implementing directives they don’t believe in without triggering a crisis with those above them? Is that even possible? And what traits and capabilities are required of managers in moments like these?

Ziv Elul | 01.08.26