Rabbis for Human Rights is a courageous organization with members from a wide swath across the religious specturm (Reform to Orthodox and all between) who support the rights of every human being.

Check them out at Rabbis for Human Rights and Rabbis for Human Rights North America.

We are all created in the image of the Divine.

I’ve added some new links to the right:

2HaTs – an Israeli ex-pat who now lives in Canada, Jew View, Women in Black & Women of the Wall.

Some blogs on Jewish arts & culture:
Jewish Music Web Center and Klezmer Shack.

In addition, I learned of a new project to support Israel and assist victims of terrorist attacks and their families, Voices for Israel. Thanks to Jew View for the info!

Oops. I didn’t thoroughly check out the Index of Jewish Books I posted about last time. They not only post some good Judaica – but they post some of the problematic (to use a gentle word) stuff published by the so-called “Jews for Jesus” who of course are NOT Jewish, but Christian. So, I am removing the link to them from my site.

Thanks to Am ha-Aretz for letting me know. I really appreicate it.

I hope to do better with updating my blog in the days to come, so please keep coming back.

One of the goals of this blog is to ease access to Judaica. Today, through a posting on The AximSite I came across an index of Judaica Books available online. Take a look at this great resource for links to everything from biblical, talmudic, midrahsic texts through biographies, timelines of individual communities and more. Please note, the link I am giving you is the first page of 5 in the index. Go, search, enjoy and read!!!

Shabbat Shalom