Recently, the Jerusalem Post met with co-founder and CEO of the Genesis Prize Stan Polovets, who traveled to Greece, Israel, and the United Kingdom.
The $1 million “Jewish Nobel Prize” was awarded to the iconic actor, director, producer, writer, and singer in recognition of her lifelong pursuit of social justice and being a “force for good.”
The foundation also said that it would contribute to international awareness campaigns to ensure the plight of those held in Hamas captivity remain at the top of the global agenda.
In the days following the passing of the eminent Jewish-American statesman, as well as in prior years, my colleagues and I were often asked why Kissinger was never awarded the Genesis Prize.
Massive rallies are also required at universities and media companies to demand they take action to swiftly curb antisemitism.
Genesis Prize Founder Stan Polovets: “The war for truth is on; we must amplify and share the voices of those who are not afraid to stand with Israel.”
An unnamed plaintiff has sued Genesis Prize co-founder Stan Polovets.
The Genesis Prize Foundation said the war in Ukraine required a change in the approach it has taken since creating the prize, known by some as the "Jewish Nobel."
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