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Human Rights Tour For Jewish Leadership
Join our Human Rights Tour For Jewish Leadership October 2nd- 9th
Please join RHR for 7 days of touring, experiencing and Torah study that will challenge and inspire Explore Israel’s Burning and Sometimes Confusing Human Rights Challenges With Israel’s Rabbinic Voice of Conscience. Become better informed, more knowledge
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On Difficult Relations
Rabbi Yishai Ron analyses our parashat hashvua “VaEra” in the connection of relationship management and the separation process of the People of Israel from the Egyptian Continue reading
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Tagged God, Parashat VaEra, relationship, separation, separation agreement
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The Lying Connection
Rabbi Mira Raz explains what is the connection of lie in Parashat Chukat. Continue reading
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Tagged Chukat, Exodus, God, Moses, Nachash, Numbers, Parashat Chukat, Serpent
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A Matter of the heart
Rabbi Barry Leff claims that the openness of the wilderness is not something that is limited to abstract intellectual ideas. It is also a matter of the heart. Continue reading
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Tagged A Matter of the heart, AND THE LORD SPOKE UNTO MOSES IN THE WILDERNESS OF SINAI, Bamidbar, Bamidbar Rabah, exposure to other ideas, God, non-Jewish ideas, Numbers, openness, Paul Simon, racism, refugees from Africa, residents Ben Zoma, shivim panim, south Tel Aviv, THE WILDERNESS OF SINAI, wilderness, yeshiva bocher, Bamidbar
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Remember Shmita
Our state is 63 years old. Nico Socolovsky asks us not to lose hope of being a free, just and a civilized people. Continue reading
If you are organizing a group tour to Israel/Palestine or traveling on your own, Rabbis for Human Rights would be happy to meet with you!
Rewards and Punishments
This week Rabbi Arik Ascherman have many more questions than answers. Parashat BeKhukotai closes out the book of Leviticus. It contains a list of the good things that will befall us if we obey God’s commandments, and the punishments that will come about if we are not faithful. Rabbi Acherman finds various disturbing and difficult questions that arise from this portion. Continue reading →