The Rabbinical Assembly expresses its gratitude and support to the government of Israel in its tireless efforts to ...
The Rabbinical Assembly expresses its gratitude and support to the government of Israel in its tireless efforts to bring about the release of Sergeant Gilad Shalit. After over five long, tortuous years in captivity, during which Hamas has flagrantly violated international human rights norms regarding Gilad Shalit’s visitation rights, we are extremely thankful that he has been returned to Israel and reunited with his family.
We pray for the opportunity in coming days to recite this tefillah created by our Masorti Movement in Israel:
...We pray for the opportunity in coming days to recite this tefillah created by our Masorti Movement in Israel:
“The Land of the Bible in Current Scholarship: Politics, Theology and the Academy”
by David Frankel ...
“The Land of the Bible in Current Scholarship: Politics, Theology and the Academy”
by David Frankel, Lecturer in Bible at the Schechter Institute, Jerusalem
First in a Series of Conversations About Jewish Life
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Washington, DC – Jewish ...
First in a Series of Conversations About Jewish Life
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Washington, DC – Jewish Women International (JWI) and the Rabbinical Assembly brought together female leaders of Jewish organizations across America for a call earlier today with MK Tzipi Livni, head of the Kadima party in Knesset. This was the first in a series of calls designed to bring Jewish women leaders together to discuss important issues facing the Jewish community.
As we approach the High Holidays (see our High Holiday resources), we want to highlight some interesting ...
As we approach the High Holidays (see our High Holiday resources), we want to highlight some interesting articles from CJ Journal. We've wiped the dust off of these articles and posted them on the website:
The following statement was endorsed by the Leadership Council of Conservative Judaism (LCCJ). It is the first step ...
The following statement was endorsed by the Leadership Council of Conservative Judaism (LCCJ). It is the first step in an initiative by the RA to address concerns regarding challenges of diversity in rabbinic workplaces. It was written by a committee of the LCCJ led by Elliot Schoenberg of the RA, Danny Nevins of the JTS Rabbinical School, and Michael Miller of FJMC. The statement is a working document, and we welcome feedback and comments
As we approach the Yamim Noraim, we've prepared these resources, which include materials from Mahzor Lev Shalem ...
As we approach the Yamim Noraim, we've prepared these resources, which include materials from Mahzor Lev Shalem for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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