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   May 15, 2012

To Break the Cycle of poverty : Newsletter of Parashat “B’Hukotai” ›

Last week we witnessed the opening of the summer protest events. All over the country people got out to protest and repeated the demand for social justice. Continue reading →

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   May 15, 2012

A Protest at the Gates of the City ›

Rabbi Idit Lev and her family return from the Haifa demonstration with positive energies Continue reading →

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   May 15, 2012

Is it the face of an angle or a devil? It depends on how social security affects you ›

In the last months our Rights Center in Hedera, which deals with issues of extraction of rights, adopted a new method: we are looking for our target population and visiting people’s homes. Nico Socolovsky writes about his experiences with the residents of Hadera. Continue reading →

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The institutional racism knows how to properly fight against the incitement of a religious Muslim leader, but remains hushed. By remaining silent, it supports the incitement of Jewish Rabbis at ideological settlements Continue reading →

At the moment, 13 villages in South Hebron Hills area are located within the Israeli newly established “fire range area”. A complaint was filed to the court and we are waiting for Defense Minister, Ehud Barak, to present his stand on this topic. Continue reading →

The parasha of the blessings and curses speaks in a religious language that sees sometimes to be far and strange for us. But if we will “translate” it to our world, we will see that it teaches the meaning of our life in the world. Rabbi PhD. Dalia Marx wrote the Dvar Torah of parashat B’hukotai. Continue reading →

The security forces reached a new record in their destruction policy in South Hebron Hills. Continue reading →

We congratulate the Ruweidi family, the Wadi Hilweh Information Center and Peace Now on this victory Continue reading →

This week we continue to reveal how problematic it is that people in Israel and in the occupied territories do not to have a roof over their heads. We call for s new policy in this issue. At the same time we call the Civil Administration to stop demolishing houses and threatening many villages in the occupied territories. Continue reading →

Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann describes the last week’s unusual events in the occupied territories, among them: a demolition of a restaurant in Wallaje, an arbitrary arrest in Yanun, settlers from Shilo harassed a Palestinian, and something positive: a Palestinian farmer from Farata got access to his lands and could plow. Continue reading →