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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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Love, not fear, must be our path: Dvar Torah to parashat “Noach”
When we act from fear, it can often be the quickest route to bringing that which we fear into being. Dvar Torah to parashat “Noach”.
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Posted in General
Tagged Conflict with neighbors, Dvar Torah to parashat “Noach”, fear, Human Rights, Parashat Noah, The tower of Babylon, walls.
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Blocking roads on the West Bank – a recipe for a third Intifada
Last Thursday roads in the Nablus area were blocked for the Palestinians. Blocking Palestinian roads in the West Bank endangers us with increased anger and tension in the area and violates basic human rights. Continue reading
Posted in General, Palestinian Rights
Tagged blocking roads, heating up the area, Human Rights, Nablus, Press releases
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Public Appeal: How to Maintain Human Rights when Rockets are being launched from Civil Population in Gaza on the residents in the South of Israel
Public Appeal: please send us articles/opinions/topical, practical and detailed columns to settle the dilemma and a for a solution for the human problem. Please send suggestions of no more them 600 words to Yariv Mohar Continue reading
Posted in General, Press Releases
Tagged activists, attacking residential area, ceasefire, Human Rights, Jewish tradition, launching rockets from a place with civil population, launching rockets on the South of Israel is brutally violation of human rights, minimizing the tension between the security needs and human rights, moral dilemma, public appeal, Sanhedrin, security specialists, the public, the South, the South residents
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Tzedakah Fund: You Can Make A Difference
Please send donations earmarked for our Tzedakah Fund for Human Rights Victims Continue reading
The Achievements and the Difficulties of the Activity to Maintain Human Rights in the OT
Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann describes the achievements and the difficulties of the activity to maintain human rights in the occupied territories. Continue reading
Something is Happening Out There
Rabbi Arik Ascherman: “Rachel Levi lives in an Amidar (semi-public housing) apartment and has an eviction notice for Wednesday the 22nd. We need your Help.” Continue reading
Dialogue Initiative
Rabbi Idit Lev participated in a conference called, Dialogue Initiative. One of the strongest experiences of the conference was the discussion on Israel. Continue reading
Love of Country | The Light of the Human Rights | Checkpoints During the Holiday |
Rabbi Arik Ascherman: “I feel very Israeli on Yom HaZikaron and Yom HaAtzmaut. I also feel Israeli when experiencing the challenges and joys of everyday life here. However, just as the tin man in the Wizard of Oz realizes he has a heart when it is breaking, I feel most Israeli and most Jewish when driven to do whatever I can to effect Tikun Olam because of all that is not as it could, must and eventually will be in the country and among the people whom I love. Shabbat Shalom, Arik.” Continue reading
Posted in Parasha / E-Letter
Tagged B'her, facebook, family, Hebrew, Human Rights, Israel Court, Israeli moments, Jewish, language, Love of Country, Memorial Day, Palestinians, Parashat Hashavua, Rabbi Jill Jacobs, Sheikh Jarrah, Silwan demolitions, Speech, The annual Alternative Beacon Lighting Ceremony, Tikun Olam, U.S visit, Yom Atzmaut
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New Site | Gandhi Peace Award | Magic and Human Rights |
Congratulations! We have a new site. After months of preperations we finally reached the final step. We urge every one of you to subscribe to the site. Continue reading
Magic and Human Rights
Rabbi Gideon D Sylvester checks what’s wrong with magic and what does it have to do with this week’s festival of Passover and the world of human rights? Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged care for the oppressed, Human Rights, Jews, justice, Kedoshim, kindness, Laws of Idolatry, Leviticus, Magic, non-Jews, Passover, Rambam, Ramban, Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch
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