The Jewish Link Pitch Meeting

We created “The Jewish Link Pitch Meeting” as a fresh and dynamic platform for discussing the news that matters to our readership. Guests on our podcast will speak with our publisher and associate publisher about an important story in their world -- like pitching a story for the paper.

The Jewish Link Pitch Meeting is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 82 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Jewish Link Pitch Meeting, a news show with 82 episodes published.

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  Can Tourism Change How the World Sees Israel?

  Sep 23, 202650 min

  What if one of the most powerful ways to change the conversation about Israel is simply to get people on a plane? On this episode, Moshe Kinderlehrer speaks with Chad Martin, Northeast regional director for Israel’s Ministry of Tourism, about the power of firsthand experience, the dramatic changes in Israel tourism since COVID-19 and Oct. 7 and why Martin sees tourism as a form of “popular diplomacy.” Martin also discusses the return of flights to Israel, the ripple effect of travelers sharing their experiences and how bringing community leaders to Israel can turn a single trip into an ongoing partnership. CHAPTERS 00:00 -- Meet Chad Martin 05:34 -- The Power of Tourism as Diplomacy 09:35 -- The Christian Tourism Market 13:38 -- The Challenge of Airline Capacity 16:09 -- Selling Israel Beyond the Jewish World 30:22 -- Tourism’s Impact on Israel’s Economy 37:53 -- What Summer 2026 Tourism Looks Like 44:36 -- Israel as a Startup Nation Destination 47:26 -- The “I Am Israel” Campaign Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jewishlinknews

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  Sarri Singer: From Witnessing 9/11 to Surviving Terror in Israel

  Sep 9, 202641 min

  Moshe Kinderlehrer welcomed Sarri Singer, founder of Strength to Strength, for a special episode ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Singer reflects on witnessing the attacks on the Twin Towers from New York and surviving a 2002 terrorist attack in Jerusalem. She discusses how those experiences shaped her mission to support victims and survivors of terrorism around the world and led to the founding of Strength to Strength. Singer also discusses the impact of Oct. 7 on terror survivors and why she refuses to let the attacks define her life. Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jewishlinknews For more information, visit https://www.stosglobal.org

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  When the War Follows You Home | Ari Abramowitz

  Sep 3, 202639 min

  Moshe welcomed Ari Abramowitz, founder of Nevut and a former lone soldier, onto “Pitch Meeting” to discuss why the battle doesn’t always end when a soldier leaves the IDF.Abramowitz shared the story of Sgt. William “Will” Shakin and how his recent death highlighted the urgent need to recognize that someone who appears to be doing well may be struggling beneath the surface.He also discussed Nevut’s work helping lone soldiers navigate life after the army through mental health support, community, employment and more. Subscribe to our channel: h ttps://www.youtube.com/@jewishlinknews For more information, visit: https://nevut.org

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  Rabbi Zev Goldberg’s Journey to Becoming Renewal’s 1,500th Kidney Donor

  Aug 6, 202631 min

  Moshe and Elizabeth welcomed Rabbi Zev Goldberg, rabbi of Beis Midrash of Bergenfield (BMOB), to share his remarkable journey of donating a kidney through Renewal. Rabbi Goldberg discusses what inspired him to become a kidney donor, the unexpected call that changed his life and becoming Renewal’s 1,500th donor. He shares the gratitude, emunah and sense of responsibility that guided his decision to give someone else the gift of life. This powerful conversation explores the meaning of chesed and how one person’s actions can inspire others to make a difference.

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  Jewish Entrepreneurs Targeted After Internship Application Controversy | Gabe & Aiden Einhorn

  Jul 20, 202629 min

  Moshe welcomed Gabe and Aiden Einhorn, founders of VryfID, who made headlines after a Cornell student refused to interview for an internship with their company after learning they were Jewish. The brothers discuss building their startup to address New York City’s rental crisis, their response to the incident and why they continue to proudly embrace their Jewish identity.

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