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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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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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A Rabbinical call to remember the prophets’ vision on social justice
When the Government and Ministers give an answer to the Social Justice protest, they should not forget the Jewish voice Continue reading
Gandhi Peace Award
The Gandhi Peace Award was presented to Rabbi Arik Ascherman, General Secretary of Rabbis for Human Rights, and Rabbi Ehud Bandel, a co-founder of the organization. Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged 1960, a Japanese peace award, Benjamin Spock, César Chávez, Daniel Ellsberg, Dorothy Day, Eleanor Roosevelt, Gandhi Peace Award, human rights for Palestinians in Israel, Jewish tradition, Niwano, Rabbi Arik Ascherman, Rabbi Ehud Bandel, Rabbis for Human Rights, William Sloane Coffin
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A Summary of the Social Justice Department’s work
Jewish tradition obliges the community to care for the weak and to provide its members with its basic needs Continue reading
Posted in Economic/Social Justice
Tagged A summary, Bible, economic, economic injustice, international treaty, invalids, Jewish tradition, Knesset, mutual responsibility, private hands, prophets, Rambam, single-parent families, social and cultural rights, social and economic justice, social justice, struggle, the elderly, unemployed, wages, Wisconsin Plan, workers
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