B'nai B'rith Magazine

B'nai B'rith Magazine presents information and analysis on topics of interest and concern to the international Jewish community; insight into issues not yet on the radar screen; and news about current and future B'nai B'rith International endeavors.

From the environment to anti-Semitism on campus, domestic abuse to disaster relief — with a side trip into the humor and foibles of Jewish life — B'nai B'rith Magazine is a must-read for the inquiring Jewish mind.

Selected stories and sections of present and past issues of B'nai B'rith Magazine are available online below.

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Summer 2013

> Combating Abuse of the Elderly
> Hebrew-Language Charter Schools
> A Captive Jewish Airman in Europe
> A 125-Year Covenant With Israel
> United Mission for Jewish Organizations Continues to Educate, Inspire
> B’nai B’rith-AEPi Joint Program Promotes Holocaust Remembrance
> B’nai B’rith Leaders Honored at Humanitarian Award Dinner
> Influential 19th-Century President Charted New Direction for B’nai B’rith
> Paying it Forward: Recipient of Help Becomes Lifelong Volunteer
> The Social Security Conundrum

> Read the Spring 2013 B'nai B'rith Magazine.

Online Exclusives

Preventing Financial Abuse of Seniors
Finances are on the minds of many seniors. As the fear of outliving their savings becomes a real concern, many become especially vulnerable to scams and other kinds of financial exploitation. Click here to read helpful tips for seniors from Leah Nichaman, founder and president of Everyday Money Management, a fee-based Rockville, Md., firm that helps seniors with financial matters. Click here to read more.

A Promise Kept
Harvey Horn, a Jewish-American flight officer, was serving in Italy during World War II, when his aircraft was hit by flak over Zagreb, Croatia and began to sputter out of control. His life was saved by the heroics of pilot John Lincoln and copilot Lorin Millard as they managed to ditch the bomber under heavy fire. Horn, likening their exploits to those of Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, who landed his U.S. Airways jet on the Hudson River, sought to have the two men honored with the Distinguished Flying Cross, a U.S. military decoration for heroism or extraordinary achievement in aerial flight. To read about Horn’s efforts at honoring the two pilots, click here .

Letters to the Editor
Click here to read letters to the editor we received in response to our spring 2013 issue.

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