By National Executive Director Ken Greenberg I bring you greetings from JWV headquarters. I am pleased to share information on current issues before Congress and the Executive Branch. Please write […]
By Chaplain (Major) Matt Friedman, California State Guard, 195th Wing/Joint Forces Head Quarters It’s December – a month of happiness and trepidation. How do we get through it and more […]
By PNC Harvey Weiner After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, JWV’s Department of Massachusetts revived its annual Wills for Veterans program on November 10. The Department hosted the […]
By Larry Jasper Meet Selina Kanowitz, the current Commander of the Department of New Jersey and a woman of many talents. Kanowitz joined JWV Post 215 in Philadelphia in 1991. […]
By Eric Spinner It should be no surprise to anyone that education about the Holocaust and other genocides has been neglected in schools across our country, and the neglect has […]
By Sheldon Goldberg, PhD “In the Lion’s Den” is a day-by-day, autobiography of the author’s five-year tour as Israel’s 17th Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN) and his life. Danon, an […]
By Cara Rinkoff, Managing Editor Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Denis McDonough delivered the keynote address during the opening ceremony of JWV’s 127th Annual National Convention in Savannah, Georgia. […]
By Cara Rinkoff, Managing Editor Father. Friend. Family. Those are the three words that Katie Celiz says in her mind best describe her late husband, Army Ranger Christopher Celiz. Katie […]
By Rabbi Aaron Stucker-Rozovsky United States Marines Corporal Paul Fagundes, Lance Corporal Giovani Cruz, and Lance Corporal James May Jr. They weren’t shot by a Taliban sniper in Marjah, Afghanistan; […]
We live in a time of increasing polarization, where people don’t talk to friends and family who see the world differently. We seem to be moving farther away from each […]
