8 June 2026 / 23 Sivan 5786
A Worldwide Network of Jewish Organizations Building a Stronger Future.
We are a global network of Jewish organizations and individuals united by a shared commitment to strengthening the bonds that connect the Jewish people.
Founded in the summer of 2023, our mission took on new urgency in the aftermath of October 7—a moment that underscored how essential it is for world Jewry to come together in deeper, more coordinated ways. Today, the need to support one another, build enduring relationships, and act on our shared values has never been greater.
Our work is focused on securing the Jewish future by connecting, convening, and strengthening cooperation. These three pillars help break down silos and bring greater coherence to the Jewish organizational ecosystem. By connecting organizations—and by engaging the reach and influence of the individuals in our Advisory Council and Global Jewry Circle—we are creating new pathways for collaboration, resilience, and collective impact.
We do not seek to create new programs for their own sake. Across the Jewish world, extraordinary work is already underway. Our role is to elevate it—to expand its reach, connect it to new audiences, and ensure it benefits from the collective strength of a broader, more aligned community.
We are guided by an exceptional and growing community of leaders, advisors, and Circle members—activists, creatives, and influencers — who bring both passion and purpose to strengthening the Jewish world. Their commitment to klal Yisrael is not abstract; it is demonstrated through action, partnership, and shared responsibility. Through our Advisory Council and Circle Members, the vital efforts of our partners travels further and resonates more deeply than any one organization could achieve alone.
Now, more than ever, we must stand together to build a vibrant, resilient, and deeply connected Jewish future.
Please join us in this important work.
“As Global Jewry approaches our 3-year anniversary, we’re rethinking how we communicate with you…And as our network continues to grow, we're making some changes to better serve you and create even more opportunities to spark connections. Starting today, our emails will now include upcoming events and happenings within the Global Jewry network.”
Andrew Exler, Cate Cinti, and Kenny Griffel of Exler Marketing, the team behind Global Jewry's marketing efforts, announce the GJ Newsletter.
Read about what’s new in our weekly message for members of our Advisory Council at globaljewry.org/the-gj-newsletter/. ... See MoreSee Less
Introducing Andrew Gilbert, the Chair of the European Board of Global Jewry!
Most of Andrew’s business career was spent in luxury products in the interior design and fashion world. Today, he is more involved in public affairs, specializing in work with the current British government around cohesion and resilience.
Over the last five decades, he has been involved as a lay leader and volunteer across the Jewish community, with highlights including campaigning for Soviet Jewry, building Limmud in the UK, expanding Limmud globally, leading British Reform Judaism, and leading the UK programme of the UJIA focused on youth movements and Israel.
More recently, he has focused on the interface between government and British Jewry, with leadership roles in the London Jewish Forum, London Jewish Health Partnership, and Board of Deputies, focusing on policing, health, education, transportation, cohesion, interfaith relations, and resilience.
Globally, he served on the Board of Governors of the Jewish Agency for Israel and was Vice Chair of Arzenu. At the Board of Deputies, he worked with the WJC and ADL. Through Limmud, he worked with the JDC.
Andrew is based in London and, in addition to his role in Global Jewry, is CEO of Cohesion Chemistry, co-lead of the local Interfaith and Resilience Forum, and continues to work in luxury goods and public affairs, including supporting a new film on the manosphere, an eco-transportation project, and health-related apps. ... See MoreSee Less
How do we bring people together?
The Global Jewry Circle creates a more cohesive organizational world by bringing together individuals who actively shape the Jewish future.
Interested in joining the circle? Learn more here: ... See MoreSee Less
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The Global Jewry Circle is a curated community of individuals actively shaping the Jewish future — within established institutions and beyond them.Highlighting Sulam Israel, one of Global Jewry’s new partner organizations!
Sulam Israel began in 1981 when Mrs Faigy Ernster accepted a child with special needs into her private playgroup. Soon after she began to receive requests from more parents of children with special needs and she realized a more specialized framework was needed. She began the process of hiring professional staff and acquiring the various permits and licenses necessary.
From a small playgroup run by a woman with a great heart, Sulam has grown into a leading network of schools and therapeutic centers which stand at the head of special education in Israel.
To learn more about them and their impactful work, visit sulamisrael.org/! ... See MoreSee Less
From joining master classes that allow you to dive deeper into topics that matter to you, to participating in global roundtables and collaborating with other C-Suite leaders, to attending regional gatherings that provide unique opportunities for local networking and collaboration, there are so many valuable ways to engage with Global Jewry and our network!
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At Global Jewry, we’ve built a strong foundation of growth, connection, and collaboration. Now, we invite you to join us in transforming this momentum into action — through meaningful engagement, ...“Cultural influence…offers an opportunity to reveal the deeper nature of Israeli society and to create emotional connections with international audiences. Yet in many Western countries, it is often within cultural and academic circles that the most critical perceptions of Israel are found.
But did you know that Israel has also become highly influential in a surprising and unexpected field: jazz?”
In this week’s GJ Connections, IsraeliJazz President Raphael Perez breaks down how the project promotes Israeli jazz and aims to strengthen Israel’s global image by showcasing its diversity, innovation, and cultural depth. By joining the Global Jewry network, Perez hopes to spark new partnerships and share the beauty of Israel’s jazz scene on an international scale. Read more at globaljewry.org/jazz-as-an-asset/. ... See MoreSee Less