Being involved in Young Judaea pays off in many ways: from marriage to job connections to Jewish Leaderships, the proof is in this study created by a noted sociologist and researcher Read further to discover how we are helping to ensure our Zionist future.
2018 Young Judaea Alumni Impact Study
Thursday, May 31 2018
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