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jewishvoiceforpeace.org

About JVP How was JVP founded? Jewish Voice for Peace was started in 1996 in the San Francisco Bay Area by three UC Berkeley undergrads as an all-volunteer Jewish peace group. In 2002, members decided to build a larger grassroots base that could one day change U.S. policies towards the region. Funds were raised then,…

rejectaipac.org

Reject AIPAC is a broad coalition of progressive groups working together to take on the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and its affiliated dark money Super PACs across electoral, political, digital and organizing strategies.

aipac.org

More than 5 million proud, pro-Israel Americans working to strengthen bipartisan support for the U.S.-Israel relationship.

fidf.org

Join FIDF in supporting the brave men and women of the IDF. Learn how your donations provide vital support to Israeli soldiers and their families.

ngo-monitor.org

The Institute for NGO Research participated in the 55th Session of the UN Human Rights Council by presenting submissions and giving oral statements.

acjna.org

COUNCIL UPDATE from Steve Naman Dear ACJ Associates: I am pleased to report that with effect September 1, 2024 the new full time Executive Director of the American Council for Judaism, Inc. is Rabbi Andrue (Andy) Kahn of Brooklyn, NY. Andy is a

uscpr.org

Free speech has been a major topic of discussion across the country these past weeks, from the crackdown on NFL players taking a knee during the national anthem in protest of police brutality to attempts by white supremacists to cite the First Amendment to give a platform to right-wing, Islamophobic speakers at the University of…

inthesetimes.com

As its workers fight for a living wage and demand that the company address hundreds of labor violation complaints, Starbucks Workers United says it’s prepared for the “biggest and longest” strike in the company’s history.

hartman.org.il

After two-plus years of agony and hardship, what can Judaism teach about the role of faith and the presence of God in times of suffering? In this episode of TEXTing IRL, Elana Stein Hain and Dani Segal of Mabua: Israeli Beit Midrash mine the lessons of Parashat Vayeshev and Joseph’s descent to Egypt. Drawing on rabbinic interpretations, modern experiences, and stories of soldiers and hostages, they explore how faith can operate as moral clarity and personal motivation during the long and often painful arc of Jewish history.