B'nai B'rith Connect

Incredible evening celebrating Shabbat as a community and hearing from Frontline Advocates Eliana Solomon, Ira Rosenblum, and Brhan Worku Liebman ✨
Together, we ushered in Shabbat and heard firsthand from these courageous IDF reservists—gaining a deeper understanding how to equip Jewish communities worldwide with the tools to stand stronger and navigate important and difficult conversations about the truth.
Their stories challenged us to learn more, lead with purpose, and stay connected as a community. A special thank you to Michael Mantell for introducing these incredible frontline advocates to the B’nai B’rith Connect family.
Grateful for an evening of reflection, connection, and community 🤍
YoungLeaders

Thank you to Dylan Marks and Andrew Mullen for including the “Unto Every Person There is a Name” program in their Yom Hashoah commemoration at Arizona State University. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXH5L3Zj_88/?igsh=Zmpyb3V2bWRqdTRw

Holocaust Walk of Remembrance Spring ‘26

Last night, B’nai B’rith Connect gathered at the Austrian Consulate in NYC for a powerful Yom HaShoah commemoration 🕯️
As the North American partner of Yad Vashem’s Unto Every Person There Is a Name initiative, B’nai B’rith International is proud to help honor Holocaust victims by reciting their names and remembering the lives behind each name — never just numbers.
20 young adults came together to reflect, recite names, meet Deputy Consul General Johannes Gassner, and mark this important moment in Jewish history.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🤍

Tonight, B’nai B’rith Connect hosted PROJECT H.O.P.E. in our NYC office—an evening of service, remembrance, and community 🤍
We were honored to hear Holocaust survivor Noemi Kohn share her powerful story during the Shoah, reminding us why preserving these voices matters now more than ever.
In partnership with Blue Card, we packed 50+ kosher-for-Passover care packages for Holocaust survivors across the NYC area.
Thank you to Met Council for providing the holiday essentials and helping make this impact possible.
Honoring the past. Supporting the present. Building the future. ✡️✨

B’nai B’rith Connect is gearing up for PROJECT H.O.P.E. (Help Our People Everywhere) 💙
Tonight, we’re packing kosher-for-Passover essentials that will be delivered to Holocaust survivors, thanks to our incredible partners at Blue Card Fund. We’re also grateful to Met Council for providing the holiday items that make this project possible.
Participants will have the meaningful opportunity to hear from Holocaust survivor Noemi Kohn, who will share her powerful story.
Thank you to Blue Card and Met Council for being such valued, long-standing partners of B’nai B’rith International.
Stay tuned for photos from this impactful evening 📸✨

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