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Human rights need your voice.

Cry aloud; do not be silent. Lift up your voice like a shofar. - Isaiah 58:1

As the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan grows, making in-country refugee processing impossible, the United States has a moral obligation to evacuate as many at-risk Afghans as possible.

Israeli officials' assertion that Ben & Jerry's decision to stop sales in the occupied territories is antisemitic is a deliberate attempt to distract from the significant human rights violations faced by Palestinians every day. Falsely painting any attempt to hold Israel to the same human rights obligations as other countries as antisemitic only makes it harder to counter actual acts of antisemitism when they happen.

We are grateful that Israel's longtime political paralysis has come to an end with today's vote on a new coalition government.

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T'ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights

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Human rights need your voice. Cry aloud; do not be silent. Lift up your voice like a shofar. - Isaiah 58:1 As the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan grows, making in-country refugee processing impossible, the United States has a moral obligation to evacuate as many at-risk Afghans as possible.

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Wahat al-Salam - Neve Shalom (pronounced "waaḥat' as-salaam/nevei shalom")Wahat al-Salam - Neve Shalom (WAS-NS) is a village of Palestinian and Jewish citizens of Israel dedicated to building justice, peace and equality in the country and the region.

Situated equidistant from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa, the community was established in 1970 by Fr. Bruno Hussar on land of the Latrun Monastery. It is a model of equality, mutual respect and partnership that challenges existing patterns of racism and discrimination as well as the continued conflict. The community has established educational institutions based on its ideals and conducts activities focused on social and political change. Many of the village members work in peace, justice and reconciliation projects. It has a population of 70+ families and will grow to 150 families.

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Hermann Sieben
26 January, by hieronymouse

On January 14, 2023 we learned of the passing of our longtime supporter and partner Hermann Sieben. Hermann chaired the German Friends of Neve Shalom / Wahat al-Salam from 1985 till 2011 (remaining ever since the honorary chair). He lived a life of unswerving dedication to our common goals. We send loving condolences to his wife Heide and to his family and friends.
Hermann was buried on January 26. Village resident and founder of the School for Peace, Dr. Nava Sonnenschein traveled to (...)

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Oasis of Peace - Wahat al-Salam - Neve Shalom

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Wahat al-Salam - Neve Shalom (pronounced "waaḥat' as-salaam/nevei shalom")Wahat al-Salam - Neve Shalom (WAS-NS) is a vil­lage of Palestinian and Jewish citizens of Israel ded­icated to building justice, peace and equality in the country and the region. Situated equidistant from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa, the community was established in 1970 by Fr.

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arrowCreated with Sketch. Read More arrowCreated with Sketch. arrowCreated with Sketch. Combatants for Peace work towards a two state solution in the 1967 borders, OR any other mutually agreed upon solution that will allow both Israelis and Palestinians to live in freedom, security, democracy and dignity in their homeland.

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Just Vision fills a media gap on Israel-Palestine through independent storytelling and strategic audience engagement.

We are a team of filmmakers, journalists, storytellers and human rights advocates who envision a pluralistic, just and rights-respecting future in the region. We place documentary filmmaking and journalism, coupled with strategic audience engagement, at the center of our mission because we believe that stories have the power to shape public norms, equip audiences with vital information, undermine stereotypes and inspire.

Just Vision has a reputation for leadership, credibility and excellence. Based in Israel-Palestine and the US, our team reaches tens of thousands of people in direct engagements and screenings, moving fluidly from refugee camps and villages, to high-level talks with the world's top decision-makers. We touch millions more through television broadcasts and international press coverage. Founded in 2003, Just Vision is nonpartisan and religiously unaffiliated.

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Just Vision fills a media gap on Israel-Palestine through independent storytelling and strategic audience engagement. We are a team of filmmakers, journalists, storytellers and human rights advocates who envision a pluralistic, just and rights-respecting future in the region.

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Home page - Parents Circle Families Forum

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Our hearts are broken We express our deepest and heartfelt condemnation of the ongoing violence in the region. It is a time of great sorrow, knowing that countless families now bear the burden of emptiness in their hearts and the heavy weight of grief due to the tragic loss of their loved

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"Happy are those who act justly, who do right at all times." (Psalm 106.3)

Rabbis for Human Rights (RHR) is an Israeli organization, active in three main areas - work within and about the Occupied Territories; work to promote social and economic justice within Israel; and activities in the fields of education and interreligious dialogue. RHR was founded in 1988 in response to contraventions of human rights taking place in the Occupied Territories. Since its inception, its activities have expanded to include

To articulate a vision of justice rooted in Jewish tradition, in the spirit of the Rabbinical teaching that all persons are created in God's image

To act in order to prevent violations of human rights taking place within Israel and in the Occupied Territories

To further a vision of Judaism sanctifying life, justice and equality and to increase awareness of this vision within Israeli society

To further these values on the basis of constant engagement with Jewish tradition

We are guided by the richness of Jewish tradition, and by the call to advance the dignity and protect the rights of all individuals which we find at its heart. This reading of Judaism informs our activities in a variety of fields. It emboldens us to try wherever possible to influence government policy, to hold the State of Israel to live up to its vision and its responsibility: to defend the weak and the downtrodden in society regardless of race, religion, affiliation or orientation. We strive to live in an Israel true to the call of the prophets of old, and the spirit of Israel's Declaration of Independence.

Approximately one hundred men and women are currently members of our organization. They are rabbis, cantors, seminary students and others occupying positions of religious leadership. Several hundred volunteers from throughout Israeli society and beyond Israel's borders are active in RHR.

RHR is not affiliated with a political party. When it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, we do not promote one approach over another, but we do insist that whatever policy prevails is consistent with principles of human rights, dignity and justice.

Our members are affiliated with different streams within the Jewish world - Orthodox. Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist, Renewal, and Humanist. A number of our members serve in communal positions as rabbis and educators and on other capacities, and are active in effecting significant change in Israel.

As a Rabbinic organization, we strive to raise a Jewish voice relating to different aspects of the reality unfolding in contemporary Israel. For several years we have published Torah teachings forging a link between the timeless teachings of Parashat Hashavuah, the Weekly Portion, and issues of ethics and conscience, here and now. In 2017 we published To Be Continued... The book contains a year of Torah teachings written by the late Rabbi Ben Hollander and a variety of his colleagues.

For a collection of our teachings on the Weekly Portion,

Bank Hapoalim
Branch 782 - Azza
38 Azza St. Jerusalem 91076, Israel
Account No. 270631
Name of Bank account holder: Rabbis for Human Rights
Bank Account number or IBAN: IL260127820000000270631
Swift (or BIC) Code of the bank: POALILIT

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Rabbis for Human Rights (RHR) is an Israeli organization, active in three main areas - work within and about the Occupied Territories; work to promote social and economic justice within Israel; and activities in the fields of education and interreligious dialogue.

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beit ha'gefen – the arab-jewish cultural center

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Beit Ha'Gefen | Arab-Jewish Cultural Center

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Arava Institute for Environmental Studies

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Learn about the Arava InstituteThe Arava Institute is an environmental and academic institution in the Middle East, dedicated to preparing future leaders from Israel, Palestine, Jordan, and around the world to cooperatively solve the regional and global challenges of our time.Click HereBeyond Borders TourTravel with the Arava Institute through Jordan, Israel, the West Bank, and [...]