Nitzavim Creates Gen Z Jewish Advocates On Campus Thrive Study Abroadcast podcast

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Rabbi Adi Isaacs engages Nitzavim alum Izzy Barnstein in a lively conversation about a novel concept on campus - a unique student-led "tische", designed to connect more students with their Jewish heritage at the University of Maryland. This fast-moving discussion is flat-out inspiring! Hear - think - share!…

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Shabbos Kestenbaum v Harvard University: An Exclusive Interview 22:38

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Rabbi Adi Isaacs interviews a Jewish hero! How did a freshman Jewish student at Harvard find himself embroiled in a high-profile legal battle with one of the nation's most prestigious Ivy League schools? Armed with a strong sense of identity and core values, Shabbos Kestenbaum speaks out against the rampant antisemitism on campus and why this should concern all persons of conscience.…

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Nitzavim Creates Gen Z Jewish Advocates on Campus 6:26

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Nitzavim director Netanya Greiff joins radio host Gavriel Sanders to describe a unique gap year program in Israel that is equipping Jewish gap year students to become effective advocates for Israel and Jewish values on campus.

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Jewish Life Gets An Upgrade at the Hebrew University 8:40

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Beyond the academic track, a young couple is enriching Jewish spiritual and cultural life at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Kip Glickman describes to radio host Gavriel Sanders how Jewish students from abroad are getting an unforgettable upgrade in their semester and year-abroad programs.

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Why Join The "I Pledge For Israel" Movement?: Rabbi Isaacs explains on NY Radio Show 12:34

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Rabbi Adi Isaacs appears on the Gavriel Sanders Show in NY to reveal the uniqueness of a semester abroad in Israel and, in light of explosive anti-Semitism on campus, invites thousands of North American college students to join the pledge movement to study abroad in Israel.

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Israel's Orthodox Female Marathon Champion Mobiles Help for Soldiers' Families 9:31

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In this podcast, Rabbi Adi Isaacs interviews Beatie Deutsch, an Israeli sports phenom. She won the Israel National Marathon, was featured in an Adidas ad, and is training now for the Paris 2024 Olympics. But she's been running another kind of marathon - mobilizing help to provide weekly food and encouragement to scores of wives and children of IDF soldiers called up to fight. Hear it - share it - be inspired!…

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One Guy - One Guitar - 200+ People Impacted in Israel 6:04

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Rabbi Adi Isaacs speaks with Nitzavim Fellows graduate Binyomin Eidlisz about his creative response to the war using social media and his guitar. In a word, it's amazing what one person can do with an inspired idea! Click - hear - share!

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Thrive Former IDF Tank Driver Mobilizes Massive Action for Soldiers 6:42

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Rabbi Isaacs interviews staff member R' Kip Glickman who, with his wife Shayna, provides amazing Jewish food and programming for Thrive students at the Hebrew University. During the current war effort, Kip taps into his military skills and contacts to make an extraordinary difference for thousands of soldiers. Must hear - must share!…

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The Power of One: Batya Goldberg's Bold Effort to Help IDF Soldiers 7:22

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It's uncanny how tough times can bring out the best in some people. Rabbi Isaacs speaks with Thrive alumna Everyday Hero Batya Goldberg about her inspired response to the current war effort. Hear it - share it!

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Rabbi Adi Isaacs: Your Daily Response to the Gaza War - a must hear! 3:35

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The current crisis in Israel is overwhelming and it’s affected Thrive students directly. Rabbi Adi Isaacs suggests something simple, yet meaningful we all can do to support Thrive alumni in the IDF.

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Professional Pivoting and Moving to Israel with Charlie Friedman 26:10

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Charlie Freidman studied law at Penn University but is now an Investment banker ar goldman sachs and living in Tel Aviv, Israel. In this episode, Charlie shares his journey and challenges in moving to Israel and pivoting his career trajectory. After high school, Charlie spent two years in Israel studying at a Yeshiva, which sparked his interest in returning to Israel. He later studied accounting and finance at Yeshiva University and initially considered becoming a lawyer. However, after working at an accounting firm during a gap year, he realized he was more interested in the business aspects of transactions. Charlie's decision to pivot from law to investment banking was driven by his passion for Israel and his interest in being part of its thriving tech ecosystem. He found support from his loved ones and utilized networking to connect with professionals in the investment banking industry. Despite initial challenges and uncertainties, Charlie's determination and belief in his vision led him to secure a position as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs in Israel. He is at the forefront of the Israeli tech scene, working closely with entrepreneurs, founders, and leading international investors. Charlie advises others contemplating a career pivot to think long-term and consider both personal values and professional interests. He recommends exploring different paths and networking to build meaningful connections that can lead to opportunities aligned with one's goals.…

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A journey of Jewish Identity with Max August 28:43

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Max August is an investor for General Atlantic at the Tel Aviv branch and was instrumental in opening the company's office in Israel. Max is crazy about Israel and Israeli tech. In today's episode, Max August takes a different route and shares his journey with his Jewish identity and connection to Israel. Max grew up in New York City in a family with some Jewish identity but was not particularly observant. However, his mother's encounter with Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis sparked a deeper connection to Judaism in Max's family. Max attended Horace Mann School, where he was one of the few who observed some level of kosher. During college at Harvard, he met Israelis and modern Orthodox Jews, which deepened his connection to Israel and sparked his interest in Israeli tech. After spending time in Israel, Max decided it was time to add to his Shabbat observance, and it has become a life-changing experience for him. Throughout his journey, Max has navigated challenges with work and family, but his family has been supportive overall. He encourages others to explore their Jewish identity, understand Jewish history, and learn more about Israel. Max knows that exploring one's identity and connecting to Jewish history can be eye-opening and lead to a deeper understanding of Jewish values and teachings.…

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Making Life Changing Experiences more accessible with Levi Margolin 41:24

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Today, we're thrilled to have Levi Margolin, the executive director of Maayont Israel, the premier Birthright provider. In this episode, Levi shares his personal Birthright journey, what led him to make Israel his home, and his passion for providing the same life-changing experiences to others. He provides insight into running the organization and outlines its aspirations for the future. Tune in to learn more about how Levi is bringing transformative opportunities to a growing number of individuals. ----- Visit us at Website: https://www.thrivestudyabroad.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thrivestudyabroad/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thrivestudyabroad YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI-M51JMucrBpGZRX9nvhrw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thrivestudyabroad/ ------ This podcast is produced and edited by: Intent Media…

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TikTok and Holocaust Awareness with Dov Forman 51:51

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In this episode, we speak to Dov Forman, the great-grandson of Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert BEM, and co-author of the best-selling book, "Lily's Promise." Dov's mission is to keep his grandmother's stories of the Holocaust alive and share them with the world. At 17, Dov started using TikTok to share his great-grandmother's story, and his posts quickly gained over 2 million followers. He discusses how one post can have a significant impact and how he uses social media to combat anti-Semitic myths and misconceptions about the Holocaust. Dov shares his experiences of making live TV interviews to spread awareness about his great-grandmother's story and the importance of reaching a new audience, especially younger generations. He discusses the unbreakable bond he has formed with his great-grandmother and how it has shaped his perspective on life and the world. Throughout the episode, Dov emphasizes the importance of patience with his audience in bringing awareness to important issues and the power of storytelling in making a difference. His story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the impact that one person can have in creating positive change. https://linktr.ee/DovForman…

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From the Basketball Court to the VC Boardroom with Jeremy Pressman 42:53

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