Probably the greatest challenge that leaders face today is how to act decisively in times of radical uncertainty. How do we cut through the deep fog of unknowns and not become paralyzed by the unpredictability of our world?
On Oct. 7, the unthinkable happened. Since then, we have been in a new world of lost bearings and open-ended questions. And yet, the circumstances demanded, and continue to require, decisive action.
When disaster hit, Israeli civil society, the philanthropic sector and the nonprofit ecosystem rose to the challenge, taking the lead and working tirelessly to meet the urgent needs as they arose. The extent of the destruction, however, is unlike anything Israel has faced in its 75 years of existence. Recovery and rebuilding are going to require substantial resources and coordinated efforts.
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