6 November 2025 / 15 Heshvan 5786
A Worldwide Network of Jewish Organizations Building a Stronger Future.
We are a growing network of Jewish organizations and influential leaders from around the world, united in our commitment to strengthening the ties that connect the Jewish people. Founded in the summer of 2023, our mission took on even greater urgency and significanceย after October 7th.ย In this pivotal moment, it has never been more important for world Jewry to come together in new ways to support one another, forge deeper relationships, and embrace the shared values that link us.
We are working to secure the Jewish future by making connections, building relationships, and amplifying the work of our partners. These three pillars — connection, collaboration, and amplification — are essential to breaking down silos and enriching the Jewish organizational ecosystem. By bringing organizations together, we are creating the foundation for new and innovative ways to enhance the resilience and solidarity of the global Jewish community.
Our approach is not to create new content and programming but to broaden the reach of our partners. Across the Jewish world, organizations are already doing extraordinary work. We aim to ensure that their contributions reach the widest possible audience, maximizing their impact and strengthening Jewish life everywhere.
We are extremely fortunate to have assembled a large and distinguished advisory board to help guide our efforts. This diverse and passionate group is deeply committed toย klalย Yisrael, the solidarity and well-being of the Jewish people. Their experience, expertise, and unwavering support are invaluable, and their leadership underscores the power of community and the necessity of meaningful connections.
Now, more than ever, we must stand together to build a vibrant, resilient, and connected Jewish future.ย
Please join us in this critical effort.
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Thinking about nominating someone (or yourself!) for the Global Jewry Prizes?
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Global Jewry is proud to spotlight the story of Justin Yehuda, an inspiring member of our advisory board:
My name is Justin Yehuda, founder of Iron Dome Coffee, a company built on one simple belief: that great coffee can do great things. I started this brand to create something that not only fuels peopleโs mornings, but also fuels a mission, supporting Israel and strengthening Jewish unity around the world.
Iron Dome Coffee donates 18% of its profits to support wounded Israeli veterans, and our beans are developed through an Israeli-run R&D lab, making them Israeli-engineered from start to finish. Every bag we sell represents both excellence in craftsmanship and commitment to a cause larger than ourselves.
I joined Global Jewry because I believe in the power of connection, between entrepreneurs, leaders, and communities who share a deep sense of purpose. As a growing brand, weโve seen firsthand how collaboration and shared values can turn small ideas into movements. Joining this network allows us to build those connections on a global scale, learning from and contributing to others who are working toward the same goal: empowering Jewish life and innovation in every form.
In a world that often feels divided, Global Jewry represents unity in action, a reminder that when we combine business with meaning, we strengthen both. My hope is that Iron Dome Coffee can play a small but impactful role in that effort, showing that modern Jewish entrepreneurship can be unapologetically proud, principled, and effective.
Iโm honored to be part of this growing community and excited to see what we can achieve together, one conversation, one collaboration, and one cup of coffee at a time. ... See MoreSee Less
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Global Jewry
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Connect with Jewish people from all over the world through Global Jewry. Join us and become a part of the global Jewish community.The Global Jewish Declaration to COP30 unites Jewish leaders and organizations around the world in a shared commitment to protect the planet, preserve creation, and take bold, values-driven action on climate. Grounded in Jewish teachings and guided by collective responsibility, this declaration calls on our global community to respond to the climate crisis with purpose, partnership, and hope.
Brought together by Global Jewry, signatories include:
- Stephen Bronfman - Founder, Jewish Climate Trust (North America & Israel)
- Sandy Cardin - Founder, Global Jewry
- Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg - Founder, EcoJudaism (UK); Senior Rabbi, Masorti Judaism (UK)
- Eran Ben Yemini - Chaim vโSviva / Life and Environment (Israel)
- Joel Lazar - CEO, Jewish Climate Network - Australia
- Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb - Director of Climate Partnerships and Advocacy, Adamah (USA)
- Rabbi Yonathan Neril - Founding Director, Jewish Eco Seminars (Israel)
- Rabbi Ed Rosenthal - Founder and Executive Director, Tikkun HaYam - Repair the Sea (USA)
- Einat Kramer - Founder, Teva Ivri (Israel)
- David Krantz - President/Chair, Aytzim: Ecological Judaism (USA)
- Rabbi Jennie Rosenn - CEO, Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action (USA)
- Naomi Verber - CEO, EcoJudaism (UK)
- Arik Rosenblum - CEO, Ecoocean - ืืืขื ืืกืืืื ืืืืืช
- Sarah Indyk - Managing Director, Jewish Climate Trust (North America & Israel)
- Elliott Rabin - Steering Committee, Jewish Earth Alliance (USA)
- Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin - Author, To Forever Inhabit this Earth
Together, these leaders and their organisations affirm that caring for the earth is an expression of Jewish values rooted in justice, responsibility, and hope.
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Global Jewry Declaration to COP30
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We, the undersigned global Jewish organizations, leaders, and communities, unite to call upon the worldโs governments, gathered at the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) in Belรฉm, Brazil, to ma...โWhen I founded OneDay Social Volunteering in Israel, the vision was simple: to make volunteering accessible, joyful and meaningful for everyoneโฆToday, One Day Tikun Olam runs hundreds of one-day volunteering experiences across dozens of cities in Israel, engaging thousands of young adults, companies and communities.โ
In this weekโs GJ Connections, OneDay Founder and CEO Elad Blumental shares how OneDay makes volunteerism accessible, bringing communities together to work alongside one another for a common cause. Weโre excited to welcome OneDay as a partner to strengthen our ties and spark connections.
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