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On this page you can find all the past events we have had Past Events Reuniting: turning on the light - national partnership network day The Partnership2Gether Network celebrated its annual Network Day on December 23, 2024, at Kibbutz Shefayim. Monday| December 23, 2024 | 09:30 AM | Cultural Center, Shafim Hotel Israel. Communities2Gether Global Mifgash Communities2Gether Global Mifgash Zoom meeting with all the new communities in the network took place on December 18, 2024. Wednesday | December 18, 2024 | 19:00 PM | ZOOM| Israel. Celebrating 30 years of Partnerships The Global Partnership2Gether Network and The Jewish Federations of North Americaare pleased to invite you to a festive reception marking 30 years of partnerships,which will take place during the General Assembly (GA) in Washington D.C. View The Video Sunday | November 10, 2024 | 8:30 PM at the Marriott Marquis Hotel, Washington D.C . Partnership2Gether Rosh Hashana Virtual Gathering Join the Partnership2Gether Global Network For a Virtual Rosh Hashana Gathering Carrying Jewish Memory into New Beginnings 12pm EDT | 11am CDT | 7pm ISR Tuesday, October 1st 2024 View More October, 2024 7 PM ISR 12PM EDT / 11 AM CDT SOLIDARITY SALON The story of Yigal Iloz z"l In memory of all fallen members of Partnership2Gether. View More May 8, 2024 08:00 AM IST 01:00 PM EST INSIGHT2GETHER NETWORKING VIRTUAL EVENT This event marks the beginning of what we hope will become a series ofmeetings throughout the year, fostering a collaborative professional forum forvaluable connections, insightful conversations, and the exploration of newopportunities. View More April 10, 2024 11:00 AM EDT 18:00 PM

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Wrote about us! ​News and Media in Partnership2Gether News and Media https://www.baltimoresun.com By Jean Marbella | jean.marbella@baltsun.com June 20, 2025 at 3:06 PM Baltimore, Israel and a bond that tightens under missile fire from Iran The family is among those in the area whose ties to Israel are deep and for whom the escalating war with Iran hits particularly close to the heart. Among them are those who participate in the now 22-year-old partnership that The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore has with the city of Ashkelon on Israel’s southern coast . The calls, texts, and WhatsApp and Facebook messages have been flying between the two cities this week. “Everybody is connected to Baltimore, checking on us daily,” Sigal Ariely said via Zoom from her home in Ashkelon. “It’s truly our brothers from the other side of the ocean … thinking of us and caring for us.” Read Article ejewishphilanthropy.com By Haley Cohen August 30, 2024 "The connection between Jews in Israel and around the world in the face of war and antisemitism strengthens us": Hundreds of thousands in over 50 countries lit a candle on the digital menorah. Nicole and Roy Haddad, new immigrants to Israel, welcomed a baby girl on the first night of Hanukkah after the father returned from reserve duty. Ilan Goldman, who lost a childhood friend at the Nova festival and has since been assisting survivors and Kibbutz Carmia in the south, lit a candle from the U.S. Linat Karmisi, who returned home this year, lit a candle at Kibbutz Eilon in the north. Together with hundreds of thousands of Jews from Israel and around the world, they participated this year in the "Global Light" initiative, the world's largest digital menorah project by The Jewish Agency, creating a worldwide display of Jewish light. Read Article ejewishphilanthropy.com By Haley Cohen August 30, 2024 Bringing displaced Israeli kids to U.S. camps, Jewish Agency offers a ‘happy summer’ and peoplehood Hundreds of teenagers from Gaza border communities attend American summer camps, making friends with U.S. counterparts and embracing sleepaway culture. Read Article ejewishphilanthropy.com By K.B. Goodkin. August 21, 2024 Welcoming Israeli teens to northeastern New York for a dose of TLC For 20 years, our partnership region of Eshkol has remained one of the hardest-hit areas in Israel, their communities suffering repeated violent attacks directed from Gaza. But the unprecedented events of 10/7 and its aftermath have strained even their resilience. Read Article Jewish Chronicle July 23, 2024, By DAVID RULLO Partnership2Gether director finds value in relationships Oren Spielmann started as the director of the Jewish Agency for Israel’s Partnership2Gether Global Network region — which includes Karmiel/Misgav in Israel; Warsaw, Poland; and Pittsburgh — on Oct. 8, barely 24 hours after the terrorist group Hamas killed 1,200 people and took another 200-plus hostage. Read Article NEWS1 MAY 29, 2024 Winning the Jerusalem Unity Prize Since October 7, we have witnessed an unprecedented mobilization of Jewish communities around the world: through donations, volunteers, and aid and solidarity missions arriving in Israel. This mobilization is an important component of the rehabilitation and strengthening of the resilience of the State of Israel. Read Article MAARIV May 30, 2024 Winning the Jerusalem Unity Prize In a moving ceremony held at the President's house on June 9, a prize and a certificate were awarded to the "Partnership2gether" program. Read Article ICE May 29, 2024 Winning the Jerusalem Unity Prize The Diaspora category was won by the Jewish Agency's "Partnership2Gether" program, which is a unique infrastructure that has operated for decades to connect and strengthen Jewish communities in Israel and around the world. Read Article x.com May 29, 2024 The Jewish Agency’s Partnership2Gether program has won TheUnityPrize This prestigious award, created in memory of the 3 boys kidnapped in 2014, recognizes initiatives that foster unity within Israeli society & the global Jewish community. Read Article JNS FEBRUARY 26, 2024 Jewish Agency convenes Israel’s largest gathering of global communal leaders since Oct. 7 Some 200 participants at the Jewish Agency for Israel’s board of governors meeting will discuss plans for the rehabilitation of Gaza border communities. Read Article The Jerusalem Post FEBRUARY 25, 2024 Jewish Agency gathers 200 leaders to discuss rebuilding Gaza border towns In what they said was the largest gathering of global Jewish community leaders since the October 7 massacre, the Jewish Agency for Israel’s Board of Governors assembled 200 Jewish leaders in Jerusalem on Sunday to discuss rehabilitation for the Gaza border towns. Read Article The Jerusalem Post December 7, 2023 Young Jews from Canada volunteer in Eilat through Jewish Agency initiative Reverse ShinShinim sends Jews from the Diaspora to their Partnership2Gether paired cities to volunteer for a year in education settings in Israeli communities. Read Article Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle June 22, 2023 Partnership2Gether representatives visit Pittsburgh, plan for future Delegations from Karmiel and Warsaw join Pittsburghers, as steering committee looks ahead Read Article Jewish Telegraphic Agency December 9, 2022 For Ethiopian Israeli Pnina Agenyahu, celebrating diversity is about speaking up and representing As director of Partnership2Gether of the Jewish Agency for Israel, it’s Pnina Agenyahu’s job to bring together disparate Jewish communities from around the world and celebrate their diversity. Read Article The Jerusalem Post May 23, 2022 Young American Jews serve in Israeli communities to foster understanding of global Jewry Partnership2Gether Fellows is a new program that sends “shlichim” from communities in North America to spend time in Israel and share their experiences as Jew in North America. Read Article Israel Hayom | January 29, 2021 In first, UAE's Jewish community joins virtual Jewish Agency Tu B'shvat event u B'shvat celebration organized for families from Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Israel, and Chicago. Jewish Agency Chairman Herzog: Having the Jewish community from the United Arab Emirates openly join in the Jewish Agency's Tu B'shvat celebrations, connecting with other communities, is one of the exciting moments of our time. Read Article

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The Thematic Partnerships platform was invented and implemented by the Jewish Agency in collaboration with relevant organizations and funders. Jews from Israel and around the world are creating deep bonds based on their personal connections, fields of content, and shared values while embracing the diversity of the Jewish people. The relationships built through this platform are creating a stronger bond among the Jewish people and Israel. Thematic Partnerships Thematic Partnerships Thematic Partnerships create a platform for interactions based on affinities or mutual interests rather than relying on geographies. These global partnerships develop collaborative opportunities among organizations and young Jewish leaders who share a common interest. The Thematic Partnerships platform was invented and implemented by the Jewish Agency in collaboration with relevant organizations and funders. Jews from Israel and around the world are creating deep bonds based on their personal connections, fields of content, and shared values while embracing the diversity of the Jewish people. The relationships built through this platform are creating a stronger bond among the Jewish people and Israel. Global Jewish LGBTQ Partnership The partnership2Gether Network is honored to welcome leaders of Jewish LGBTQ organizations from around the world to our network, Connecting Jews from around the world is one of The Jewish Agency’s guiding missions. The Global Jewish LGBTQ partnership provides common learning, pooling of resources, and opportunities for collaborative efforts based on shared values and goals of Jewish activists from the LGBTQ community. Above all, it invites a global conversation among Jews of different backgrounds. Together we focus on the following main topics: Developing relationships, sharing knowledge and networking between Jewish LGBTQ communities worldwide. Creating an inclusive space for LGBTQ people in Jewish communities by identifying shared obstacles and opportunities. Promoting the visibility and familiarity of LGBTQ voices among Jewish communities through collaborative efforts. 19 Jewish LGBTQ NGO’s 12 countries worldwide 34 articipants 1 Summit 300 attend the global virtual gathering Global: The World Congress of GLBT Jews Israel: The Agoda: The Association of LGBTQ Equality in Israel IGY - Israel Gay Youth Havruta Religious Gays Tehila Ma'avarim Canada: center of Israel and Jewish Affairs South America: JAG Argentina JAG Ga'av Brazil Guimel Mexico USA: Keshet A wider Bridge Europe: Keshet Deutschland CEJI Hungary Nagen David Keshet Italia Rainbow Jew UK Moed: Global Jewish Identities Partnership Global Jewish Identities Partnership provides an international platform for convening Jews from different ethnic backgrounds around the world. These Jews identify as Jews of color, Ethiopian descent, Hispanic Jews and etc. In 2022, MOED, an international group of 25 Jewish leaders, from 8 different countries met virtually for more than a year. This enabled them to elevate their diverse traditions and backgrounds, support each other and build a more inclusive and welcoming Jewish community for this and future generations. The Moed global partnership serves as a foundation for developing tools to address specific topics and grapple with key diversity questions focusing on racial and ethnic diversity and creating a cadre of allies, both liberal and Orthodox, Israeli, American, British, Canadian, African and South East Asian. Israel (8) USA 10 Africa (2) Europe (3) Canada (3)

The Jewish Agency, its subsidiaries, and related entities intend to send users periodic updates via email or telephone, with info about our services and other relevant services, in addition to marketing and advertising info. Such info will be sent to users who have provided their consent through various means, including direct registration on email platforms, or by providing contact info on various advertising campaigns. Users may withdraw their consent and stop receiving the info at any stage. Privacy and Data Protection Policy and Notice The Jewish Agency for Israel (“The Jewish Agency“, “we“, “our“, “us“) respect the privacy of its partners, affiliates, Olim and Aliya candidates, Shlichim, program participants, beneficiaries, volunteers, donors, employees, and site visitors as well as website users and visitors of social media pages managed by us, and any other individuals with whom we interact (“you“, “your“, “they“, “User“, or “Data Subjects“) and is committed to protect the personal information that they share with it. We are transparent about our practices regarding the information we may collect and use when you use, express interest or participate in the Services (as defined below), apply for a position, are employed by us, visit our websites or otherwise engage with us, and describe our practices in this policy and notice. The Jewish Agency is committed to fostering a strong and enduring connection between Jewish individuals worldwide and Israel. Through a diverse range of programs, we strive to strengthen Jewish identity and community bonds.. To achieve its missions, The Jewish Agency sends Israeli emissaries (Shlichim) to Jewish communities around the world to educate about Israel and create a personal connection to the Jewish State; offers volunteer initiatives in which Israeli and Diaspora Jews collaborate to support vulnerable populations, both Jewish and non-Jewish; provides services to individuals immigrating to Israel; offers Israel Experience programs through its subsidiaries or partner organizations, such as Masa Israel Journey and Birthright Israel; supports at-risk children, the elderly, and other vulnerable groups in Israel through educational, recreational, and residential programs; and operates or funds various initiatives that provide opportunities for Jews to connect, collaborate, and build meaningful relationships – whether through shared living experiences, professional engagements, or community programs. The Jewish Agency also supports at-risk children, the elderly, and other vulnerable groups in Israel through educational, recreational and residential programs (all together the “Services“). Individuals making use of these Services are entitled to protection for their data as described in this policy and notice (the “Privacy Policy“). A User may be either an individual using or interested in using the Services in their private capacity or an entity representative. In addition, we collect personal data from individuals, or individuals provide personal data when using the Services, at our sites, websites, in the course of employment or candidates for staff positions, and others. This Policy also describes The Jewish Agency’s practices for collecting, using, maintaining and processing information. Users who wish to engage with us or to use our Services may be asked to provide The Jewish Agency with certain information including Personal Data and sensitive information as further detailed in this Privacy Policy. The Jewish Agency’s use of this information in connection with the Services will be undertaken in accordance with this Privacy Policy and The Jewish Agency’s Terms of Use. Please read the following carefully to understand our practices regarding your personal data and how we will treat it. For the purposes of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR“), US State Privacy laws, and other data protection laws, to the extent any of these are applicable, The Jewish Agency will generally be regarded as a data controller (or , Data Owner etc). 1. WHICH INFORMATION MAY WE COLLECT? Summary: we collect various categories of personal data in order to fulfill our Services, meet our contractual obligations, and also to meet various legitimate interests, such as optimization, fraud prevention and marketing Data we collect about you prior to, from, and in relation to your use of the Services. We collect and process non-identifiable and anonymous information, and also collect several categories of personal data (“Personal Data“), including sensitive personal data , through your use of the Services. Personal Data which is being gathered consists of any details which are personally identifiable and which are provided consciously and voluntarily by you or on your behalf, or by an organization you represent or are associated with or through your use of our website and registration to, participation and use of our Services, by email, or other ways in which you communicate and interact with us. This may include your, and your spouse and dependents’, name (first and last), nickname, birthdate, gender, nationality, job title, phone number(s), identification number, gender, department you work in, national security number, address, country, city, postcode, email and other contact details, family status, your bank account, credit card and other such payment and billing details, credentials regarding the right to work in your jurisdiction, employment history, vocational and academic skills and qualifications, interests and preferences, preferences concerning Aliya and Israel, information regarding your health including any physical or mental health conditions and allergies and other information you may choose to provide to us directly or that we independently collect or receive about you with connection to the Services. The Jewish Agency may also collect the email addresses of people who communicate with us via email or via messenger services or other social media platforms or create accounts and login credentials. When using our websites or online platforms we manage, we may obtain location data related to the geographic location of your laptop, mobile device or other digital device information on which The Jewish Agency’s websites or platforms are used. In some circumstances you may not have a legal obligation to provide information to us. However, we require certain information in order to provide the Services or to process your requests. If you choose not to provide us with certain information, we may not be able to provide you with the Services. We do not sell or share your Personal Data with third parties, except as described in this Privacy Policy (for more information see section below titled: “Sharing Data gathered by The Jewish Agency with third parties”). 2. HOW DO WE COLLECT PERSONAL DATA ON USERS OF OUR SERVICES? Summary: we collect Personal Data when you or your organization send it to us, or when a vendor, distributor or other business partner or affiliate, sends it to us; we collect Personal Data through our website and Services, and through our interactions with you. There are two main methods we use: We collect Personal Data required to provide the Services. When you register interest, or when you provide us information in meetings, conferences, programs, events, through surveys, by entering it manually through online forms or automatically, or when you otherwise engage with us, or when information is provided to us by third parties, affiliates, and related organizations. We collect Personal Data through your use of our websites. In other words, when you are using a website or an application, we are aware of it and may gather, collect and record the information relating to such usage, either independently or through the help of third-party services as detailed below. This may include technical information and behavioral information such as the User’s Internet protocol (IP) address used to connect your computer to the Internet, your uniform resource locators (URL), operating system, type of browser, browser plug-in types and versions, screen resolution, Flash version, time zone setting, the User’s ‘click-stream’ on the website, the period of time the User visited the website, methods used to browse away from a page, and any phone number used to call our customer service number. We likewise may place cookies on your browsing devices (see section ‘Cookies’ below). 3. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF PERSONAL DATA WE COLLECT? Summary: we process Personal Data to meet our contractual and legal obligations, protect our rights, and fulfill our organizational goals. We will use Personal Data to provide and improve the Services and meet our contractual, ethical and legal obligations, including for example: Processing which is necessary for the performance of a contract to which you are a party or in order to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract: carrying out our obligations arising from any contracts entered into between you and The Jewish Agency and/or any contracts entered into between a Customer and The Jewish Agency and to provide you with the information, products and Services that you request from The Jewish Agency; administering your file with The Jewish Agency; verifying and carry out financial transactions in relation to payments you make in connection with the Services; contacting you for the purpose of providing you with technical assistance and other related information about the Services; Processing which is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by The Jewish Agency or by a third party of providing an efficient and wide-ranging Service to users: notifying you about changes to our Services; soliciting feedback in connection with the Services; replying to your queries, troubleshooting problems, detect and protect against error, fraud or other criminal activity; contacting you to give you information and inviting you to take part in other programs offered by The Jewish Agency and or its subsidiaries, affiliates or third parties. We do this based on our legitimate interests in marketing our services and those of our affiliates; contacting you to inform you of additional services which may be of interest to you. We do this based on our legitimate interests in marketing our services; taking pictures or use the photographs you appear in and their various derivatives if you participate in our programs or events of any kind and publish them for all our needs, including marketing, advertising, resource mobilization and more. Materials used include printed and online deliverables, social media, press releases, donation requests, and more. We do this based on our legitimate interests in promoting the programs and the events held by The Jewish Agency and the services we provide; Processing which is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation to which The Jewish Agency is subject: compliance and audit purposes, such as meeting our reporting obligations in our various jurisdictions, and for crime prevention and prosecution in so far as it relates to our staff, members, facilities etc. for security purposes and to identify and authenticate your access to and use of the Services; if necessary, we will use Personal Data to enforce our terms, policies and legal agreements, to comply with court orders and warrants and assist law enforcement agencies as required by law, to collect debts, to prevent fraud, infringements, identity thefts and any other service misuse, and to take any action in any legal dispute and proceeding; Personal Data which you provide us may be combined with personal data which may be provided by other sources, all of which will be used for the purposes set out above. 4. SHARING DATA GATHERED BY THE JEWISH AGENCY WITH THIRD PARTIES Summary: we share Personal Data with our service providers, partners, related organizations and affiliates, and authorities where required. We may transfer Personal Data to: Related organizations, subsidiaries and affiliates This includes: any member of our group, which means our subsidiaries – whether wholly or partially owned by us, in the EU, in Israel, in the US and elsewhere, as well as our joint-venture partners who support our processing of Personal Data under this Privacy Policy. It also includes affiliates or other partners through which we provide our Services. For example: Masa Israel Experience Israel Tech Challenge Onward Birthright Daroma Tzafona Tikun Olam Youth Futures (Potchim Atid) Olamit Various funds, related organizations, other entities with whom we collaborate to achieve our purposes etc. For avoidance of doubt it is hereby clarified that this Policy is the policy of The Jewish Agency and not of its subsidiaries or other affiliated entities. Third Parties We transfer personal data to third parties in a variety of circumstances. We endeavor to ensure that these third parties use your data only to the extent necessary to perform their functions, and to have a contract in place with them to govern their processing on our behalf. These third parties may include business partners, suppliers, affiliates, agents and/or sub-contractors for the performance of any contract we enter into with you. They may assist us in providing the Services we offer, processing transactions, fulfilling requests for information, receiving and sending communications, analyzing data, providing IT and other support services, supporting the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and related tools, or in other tasks, from time to time. These third parties may also include analytics and search engine providers that assist us in the improvement and optimisation of our website and our marketing. We periodically add and remove third party providers. At present our third-party providers to whom we may transfer personal data include also the following: Salesforce and other CRM software Google Analytics and other website and platform analytics tools Marketing software Enterprise Resource management software Call Center system Visitors Registration system Project Management system Recruiting and applicant management software Human resource management software Travelling services and insurance companies Israeli Governmental offices Payroll management services Survey companies Microsoft 365 Azure Data warehouse Social Media platforms (e.g Meta (Facebook), Instagram etc.) Data security, data backup, and data access control systems In addition, we may disclose your personal data to third parties: if we are under a duty to disclose or share your personal data in order to comply with any legal or audit or compliance obligation, in the course of any legal or regulatory proceeding or investigation, or in order to enforce or apply the terms of a contract we have with you or for you; or to protect the rights, property, or safety of The Jewish Agency, our staff and Customers, or others. This includes exchanging information with other companies and organizations for the purposes of fraud protection and credit risk reduction and to prevent cybercrime. For avoidance of doubt, The Jewish Agency may transfer and disclose non-personal data to third parties at its own discretion. 5. WHERE DO WE STORE YOUR DATA? Summary: we store your Personal Data across multiple locations globally. We may keep Personal Data in a database which will be owned and controlled by The Jewish Agency. The information we collect is hosted on internal data centers and Cloud, including also: Microsoft Azure, Salesforce, Egnyte, Oracle (Eloqua), Google Drive and Amazon Web Services. 6. INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS Summary: we transfer Personal Data within and to the EEA, USA, Israel and the rest of the world, with appropriate safeguards in place. Personal Data may be transferred to, and stored and used at, a destination outside your location, such as the European Economic Area (EEA) that may not be subject to equivalent data protection laws to those of your location. Where your information is transferred outside your location, we will take all steps reasonably necessary to ensure that your information is subject to appropriate safeguards, and that it is treated securely and in accordance with this Privacy Policy. The Jewish Agency transfers data from its various locations and jurisdictions to other jurisdictions as follows: To Israel. The Jewish Agency headquarters are based in Israel. Israel is considered by the European Commission to offer an adequate level of protection for the personal data of EU Member State residents; To the United States of America; where we transfer personal data of European persons to the USA, we will do so pursuant to one of the bases described in EU data protection laws, such as the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, standard contractual clauses etc. Within the EU. To other locations as necessary for the provision of our Services. We may transfer your personal data outside your location, in order to: Store or backup the information; Enable us to provide you with the Services and fulfil our contract with you; Fulfil any legal, audit or compliance obligations which require us to make that transfer; Facilitate the operation of our organization, where it is in our legitimate interests and we have concluded these are not overridden by your rights; To offer our Services across multiple jurisdictions; and To operate our organization, subsidiaries and affiliates in an efficient and optimal manner. 7. DATA RETENTION Summary: we retain Personal Data according to our data retention policy, as required to meet our obligations, protect our rights, and manage our organization. The Jewish Agency will retain data it processes only for as long as required to provide the Services and as necessary to comply with its legal obligations, resolve disputes and enforce its agreements. Data will be kept in accordance with applicable best business practices and legal obligations. Please note that some data will not be deleted and shall be kept in an anonymized manner. Some metadata and statistical information concerning the use of the Services are not subject to the deletion procedures in this policy and may be retained by The Jewish Agency. We will not be able to identify you from this data. Some data may also be retained on our third-party service providers’ servers until deleted in accordance with their Privacy Policy and their retention policy. 8. SERVICES AND WEBSITE DATA COLLECTION AND COOKIES Summary: with your consent, we place cookies on your device. You control our use of cookies through a cookie management tool on our websites, or through your device and browser. When you access or use our Services, we may use industry standard technologies such as Cookies, pixels and similar technologies, which store certain information on your computer or browsing device and which will allow us to identify the computer or device with the user, and to enable automatic activation of certain features, and make your Service experience much more convenient and effortless. We use different types of Cookies: some cookies are strictly necessary, they are required for the operation of our Site and under our terms with you; this includes for example, cookies that enable you to log into secure areas of our Service. We also use analytical and performance monitoring cookies, which allow us to recognize and count the number of visitors and to see how visitors move around our website when they are using it. Finally, we use functionality cookies which are used to recognize you when you return to our Site. This enables us, subject to personalize content to your preferences, including for example, your choice of language or region. Different cookies are kept for different periods. Session cookies are used to keep track of your activities online in a given browsing session; these cookies generally expire when the browser is closed but may be retained for a period on your device. Permanent cookies remain in operation even when you have closed the browser; they are used to remember your login details and password. Third-party cookies are installed by third parties with the aim of collecting certain information to research behavior, demographics. Third party cookies on our site include, for example, Google Analytics. Likewise, pixels from Facebook and others enable integration of third-party service providers (e.g. Facebook, Instagram) on our site. Third party cookies will be retained according to the terms of those third parties, and you can control those cookies in your browser settings. We use Cookies and other technologies on the basis that they are necessary for the performance of a contract with you, or because using them is in our legitimate interests and these are not overridden by your rights. Most browsers will allow you to erase cookies from your computer’s hard drive, block acceptance of cookies, or receive a warning before a cookie is stored. However, if you block or erase cookies your online experience on our website will be limited. How to disable cookies: The effect of disabling cookies depends on which cookies you disable but, in general, the websites and some services delivered through it may not operate properly, may not recognize your device, may not remember your preferences and so on, if cookies are disabled or removed. However, allowing or disabling cookies is your choice and in your control. If you want to disable cookies on our site, you need to change your browser settings to reject cookies. How you can do this will depend on the browser you use. Further details on how to disable cookies can be found in your browser’s online help center (Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari). Our websites may, from time to time, contain links to external sites. We are not responsible for the operation, privacy policies or the content of such sites. 9. SECURITY AND STORAGE OF INFORMATION Summary: we take data security very seriously, invest in security systems, and train our staff. In the event of a breach, we will notify the right people as required by law. We take great care in implementing, enforcing and maintaining the security of the personal data we process. The Jewish Agency endeavors to implement, enforce and maintain security measures, technologies and policies to prevent the unauthorized or accidental access to or destruction, loss, modification, use or disclosure of Personal Data. We likewise take steps to monitor compliance of such policies on an ongoing basis. Where we deem it necessary in light of the nature of the data in question and the risks to data subjects, we may encrypt data. Likewise, we take industry standard steps to ensure our website is safe. Note however, that no data security measures are perfect or impenetrable, and we cannot guarantee that unauthorized access, leaks, viruses and other data security breaches will never occur. Within The Jewish Agency, we endeavor to limit access to Personal Data to those of our personnel who: (i) require access in order for The Jewish Agency to fulfil its obligations under this Privacy Policy and its agreements and (ii) have been appropriately and periodically trained on the requirements applicable to the processing, care and handling of the Personal Data (iii) are under confidentiality obligations as required under applicable law. We take steps to ensure that its staff who have access to Personal Data are honest, reliable, competent and trained. The Jewish Agency shall act in accordance with its policies to promptly notify the relevant authorities and data subjects in the event that any Personal Data processed by The Jewish Agency is lost, stolen, or where there has been any unauthorized access to it, all in accordance with applicable law and on the instructions of qualified authority. We shall promptly take reasonable remedial measures. 10. DATA SUBJECT RIGHTS Summary: depending on the law that applies to your Personal Data, you may have various data subject rights, such as rights to access, erase, and correct Personal Data, and information rights. We will respect any lawful request to exercise those rights. Data Subjects have rights under Israel’s Protection of Privacy Law, GDPR, US State privacy laws and other applicable laws, including, in different circumstances, rights to access data, rectify data, object to processing, and erase data. If processing occurs based on consent, data subjects may have a right to withdraw their consent. It is clarified for the removal of doubt, that data subject rights cannot be exercised in a manner inconsistent with the rights of The Jewish Agency’s employees, with our proprietary rights, our legal obligations and third-party rights. As such, job references, reviews, internal notes and assessments, documents and notes including proprietary information or forms of intellectual property, cannot be accessed or erased or rectified. In addition, these rights may not be exercisable where they relate to data that is not in a structured form, for example emails, or where other exemptions apply. If, for any reason, a data subject wishes to exercise these rights and modify, delete or retrieve their Personal Data, they may be able to do so by contacting us at jafidpo@jafi.org . Note that we may have to undertake a process to identify a data subject exercising their rights. We may keep details of such rights exercised for its own compliance and audit requirements. Please note that Personal Data may be either deleted or retained in an aggregated manner without being linked to any identifiers or Personal Data, depending on technical commercial capability. Such information may continue to be used by us. 11. GENERAL The Jewish Agency aims to process only adequate, accurate and relevant data limited to the needs and purposes for which it is gathered. It also aims to store data for the time period necessary to fulfil the purpose for which the data is gathered. We only collect data in connection with a specific legitimate purpose and only processes data in accordance with this Privacy Policy. In the event of any concerns about data protection practices at The Jewish Agency, you may contact our Data Protection Officer at jafidpo@jafi.org . EU persons have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. 12. MINORS With regard to Personal Data about a minor under 16 years old, The Jewish Agency will endeavor to process personal data only with the consent of the holder of parental responsibility over the minor. The Jewish Agency will make reasonable efforts to verify that consent is given or authorized by the holder of parental responsibility of the child but cannot generally take responsibility for misrepresentation by persons as to their age. 13. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY The terms of this Privacy Policy will govern the use of the services, website and any information collected in connection with them. The Jewish Agency may amend or update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The most current version of this Privacy Policy will be available at: https://www.jewishagency.org/privacy-policy/ . 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A global & united Jewish people comprising a rich tapestry of strong, vital flourishing, interconnected Jewish individuals, families & communities which enriches Jewish continuity & identity with Israel at its heart. Vision A global & united Jewish people comprising a rich tapestry of strong, vital flourishing, interconnected Jewish individuals, families & communities which enriches Jewish continuity & identity with Israel at its heart. Our Mission To develop & strengthen Jewish communities in Israel & overseas by creating vital, ongoing & meaningful engagement between members of these communities based on mutual endeavor & shared Jewish identity. Our Purpose To be the central network for the promotion, empowerment & development of cohesion among Jewish communities. Our Goal To promote connections between Jewish communities and Israeli society, on a communal, organizational, and personal basis. Partnership2Gether is designed to advance mutually defined issues and objectives on the agenda of the region in Israel as well as the Jewish partner communities.

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Our Professional Team and the Volunteer Leadership Pnina Agenyahu Director, Partnership2Gether Global Network Unit Yael Mintz Operations Manager Maya Shoham Regional Director, Training & Content Development Roi Vaknin Director Communities2Gether Dr. Ravit Ochayon Director, Data, Planning, Goals and Branding Partnership Global Council The PGC is comprised of lay leaders from across the Partnerships Global Network who strongly commit to and engaged with their communities’ steering committees. The PGC is NOT a governance structure. Rather, it serves as a resource to the Network to assist in the ongoing development of Partnership2Gether initiatives, to strengthen and advance them within in the spirit of the P2G vision, and help sustain them. Leadership Lori Klinghoffer Co-Chair JAFI BOG Member Greater MetroWest, NJ Diana Anderson JAFI BOG Member Colorado Debbie Rovner JAFI P2G' BOG Committee Member Greater Metro West, NJ Aron Karabel (Attorney) Nashville Liat Cohen Raviv Israel Danny Taragon Israel Alon Itach Co-Chair Israel Karen Dombey JAFI BOG Member Florida Richard Broder JAFI P2G' BOG Committee Member Greater Metro West, NJ Elisha Hosman Israel Chen Lenchner Israel Charles Pulman Overseas Member Mark Appelbaum Minneapolis Dr. Hilla Hadas Israel Yosef Shwedel Miami Orit Guri Israel