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Journalist: @ejphil Recovering schmuck. Ex Social Worker. 1 of tha people. Shining into the nations.
Albany, NY/Chelm
Joined June 2009
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Many things are true. Steve Ditko did struggle socially. Did compartmentalize his life. AND had a close family & friendships spanning decades & replied to every fan letter & channelled his emotions into his pen & is Peter Parker. #Longreads @Longreads rollingstone.com/culture/cul…
A step by step detailing of the last few days by @eJPhil's wise master @JudahAriGross. Documentary ready.
ejewishphilanthropy.com/a-be…
Dear fancy literary agents, I am open to writing a book about what the temporary loss of @Sunkist Fruit Gems says about American Jews' ability to accept change. I have connections to every major Jewish leader and years of Jewish longform journo experience. Gimme all your moneys!
After @ejphil broke the news of the discontinuation of @Sunkist Fruit Gems, the neon-colored candy sold out across the US! Petions were signed! Calls made. And @Sunkist listened.
Here's the update from @JudahAriGross on how US Jews saved the Gems!
ejewishphilanthropy.com/sunk…
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And now we're in the @nytimes!
nytimes.com/2026/09/25/busin…
If you had told me a year ago that @eJPhil's big breakout story would be about Sunkist Fruit Gems, I absolutely would have believed you because that is entirely on-brand.
I get so geeked for eruvim, and I drive on Shabbos, so carrying isn't a concern for me. As someone who doesn't live in Manhattan, I'm more concerned with the community aspect.
My latest in @eJPhil
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My favorite @jewishinsider and @eJPhil stories are the ones that are niche beyond belief. @jaydeitcher's piece today about the discontinuation of Sunkist enters the canon.
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Who among us hasn't whipped one of these as hard as we can at our friend's faces (out of love)?
They had the perfect softness to pelt at 13 year olds. You don't know what you got till it's gone. My latest in @eJPhil
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They had the perfect softness to pelt at 13 year olds. You don't know what you got till it's gone. My latest in @eJPhil
ejewishphilanthropy.com/sunk…
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News you can use from @jaydeitcher:
Sunkist Fruit Gems, a colorful staple of synagogue celebrations, discontinued
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Thank you @jaydeitcher and @eJPhil for this lovely writeup of Talmud Daily!
To offer an easy intro to the central text of Rabbinic law, Rabbi @DBashIdeas, the founder of @18_forty, recently launched Talmud Daily, a free 40-week, daily video breakdown of the Talmud, which he says he’s treating like a tour through a theme park.
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Long before @DBashIdeas founded @18_forty, he was a legend in the Wizard Magazine letter pages. For those not in the know, that was the top comic-book magazine, which also helped crash the industry in the '90s. My latest in @eJPhil
ejewishphilanthropy.com/talm…
For folks who left the Haredi community, the High Holy Days can symbolize both freedom and loneliness.
Footsteps helps them cultivate community and create their own traditions, often a blending of the new and the old. My latest in @eJPhil
ejewishphilanthropy.com/foot…
After Oct. 7, Mothers Against College Antisemitism quickly became a controversial force in the Jewish world. But for the past nine-months, the group has been engulfed in infighting. What could have been done different? My latest in @eJPhil
ejewishphilanthropy.com/what…
These funds could be used to send 44,000 kids to Jewish day schools and cover the costs of every attendee at Jewish camp. My latest in @eJPhil
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My first @jewishinsider byline!!!! 😄😆😁
The results showed that, on average, Jewish communal organizations, including Jewish community centers, synagogues, schools, summer camps and nonprofits, spend roughly $225,000 on security per institution.
@jaydeitcher reports: ji.news/5h89e
10 years ago, Obama was in office, Pokemon Go was all the rage and very little funding went into Jewish day schools. Here's how the day school movement became a focus of philanthropic giving throughout the Jewish world. In @eJPhil
ejewishphilanthropy.com/priz…
