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The most Jewish baseball gift just dropped. 🍷⚾🇮🇱 Israel Baseball x @CityWineryNYC — Sun Star Kosher Cabernet. Every bottle funds Team Israel. Father's Day is two weeks out. You're welcome. israelbaseball.org/us/en/pro… #TeamIsrael #LChaim

ISRAEL WINS THE GOLD MEDAL…AGAIN! Congratulations to Israeli judoka Matan Kokolayev for winning the gold medal at the Estonian Open. Amazing to see the Israeli flag proudly over his heart with the gold medal around his neck. Let’s go Israel!

Mazel Tov Abby Carr on the commitment to the University of Toronto 🤩

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By 55 years old, this Jewish executive helped build one of the most powerful investment firms in the world, while quietly becoming one of the most influential Jewish philanthropists in America. This is the story of Jon Gray. As President and COO of Blackstone, Jon helped transform the firm from a major private equity company into a global financial empire managing over a trillion dollars in assets. Under his leadership, Blackstone became dominant across: • Real estate • Private equity • Credit • Infrastructure • Alternative investments But beyond Wall Street, Jon Gray has become something else entirely: One of the proudest Jewish leaders in American business. After October 7th, he and his wife Mindy donated $125 million to support Jewish life, Israel education, combating antisemitism, and strengthening Jewish identity. Not for headlines. For the future of the Jewish people. He’s spoken openly about the importance of Jewish continuity, Jewish pride, and making sure the next generation stays deeply connected to their heritage. At a time when many executives stay silent, Jon Gray leaned in. His impact reaches far beyond finance: • Supporting Jewish schools and education • Funding medical research and hospitals • Strengthening pro-Israel initiatives • Inspiring young Jewish professionals to embrace their identity proudly His formula is simple,but rare: • Build at the highest level • Stay grounded in values • Use success to strengthen your people A legendary operator. A proud Jew. One of the most influential executives of this generation.

HISTORY: Israeli beach volleyball duo Eylon Elazar and Kevin Cuzmiciov have won gold at the Xiamen Challenge in China. They have become the first Israelis ever to claim a Challenge title on the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour. Mazel Tov! 🇮🇱🏐

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Two Jewish baseball legends are enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Hank Greenberg and Sandy Koufax. Both endured relentless antisemitic taunts from fans and opponents, yet rose to greatness, becoming a source of national Jewish pride.

Beckham attributed his success to the great support he received from his grandfather, Joseph West, and from his Jewish family. Support that, even years after his grandfather's death, has not only not been forgotten in his heart but also accompanies him to this day, thanks to which he defines himself as 'half-Jewish.' In the photo: Beckham at his grandfather's funeral.

Shabbat Shalom, Jewish hockey fans! Light candles before sundown tonight and bring in a day of peace. Spend time with your families, communities, and with G-d. Find local Shabbat candle lighting time here: chabad.org/calendar/candleli… Good Shabbos!

Loved the Sports Philanthropy Network field trip yesterday to the Intentional Sports facility in the Austin neighborhood in Chicago. Amazing facility with outdoor mini-pitches for soccer, indoor facilities for basketball, soccer and more. Serving thousands of kids every week. This $40 million facility has helped transform the area and dramatically reduce the gun violence. Thank you to Austin Carr and the whole staff for agreeing to host the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business students that are interested in a career in sports. They had a tremendous opportunity to spend 2.5 days visiting different types of sports organizations to get a feel for the significant number of jobs in the industry. Was pleased to see terrific engagement from the students and especially the great questions they had about creating impact and sports philanthropy! And of course love the Badger swag. Can never have too much of that! #SportsPhilanthropyNetwork #sportsphilanthropyworld #intentionalsports #SportsPhilanthropy #sports #philanthropy #impact

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