Mayor Rogero in Israel
Mayor Rogero is in Israel this week as part of a U.S. mayoral delegation sponsored by American Jewish Committee (AJC) Project Interchange. The week-long educational seminar is designed to further enhance U.S.-Israel relations at the municipal level. The delegation will meet with senior Israeli, Palestinian, and Israeli Arab leaders, and other influential leaders across the political and social spectrum. For 35 years, AJC Project Interchange has brought to Israel nearly 6,000 government, university, media, religious and civic leaders from 100+ countries to provide broad exposure and first-hand understanding of the complex issues facing Israel and the region.
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Help the most vulnerable in Texas devastated by Hurricane Harvey.
Our hearts go out to all affected by the floods in Texas. Our eyes stare in disbelief at the utter devastation that has ravaged Rockport, Houston and other areas of Southeast Texas. And still there is more damage to come, more suffering that will have to be endured.
What is needed most now are generous financial contributions to support the efforts of all the individuals and agencies that have joined together to provide immediate assistance on the long road to recovery in Texas. Be assured that 100 percent of your contribution will go directly to support the vitally needed supplies, services and financial assistance that will be provided to the flood victims.
Ways you can help. . .
Monetary donations directly to Houston:
Jewish Federation of Greater Houston
Greater Houston Community Foundation
To donate through KJA click here.
Under Choose Program:
select Future Emergency Fund toward bottom of list.
We send our thoughts and prayers to our Israel Partnership friends
in Jacksonville, Florida.
Donations for flood victims there can be made to the
Jacksonville Jewish Community Alliance:
