"My hope is that it gives people the understanding of lesbian spirituality,"
says Rivky Nakhleeva.
"This decision sends a chilling wake-up call that, even in this day when Israel still proudly upholds freedom of thought…this is a threat not because the LGBTQIA is hated or evil; they remain human beings in need of help. The fear this decision sends not only about lesbians- as every woman here understands…
… But also specifically targeted to those most hurt about having become such human individuals."
Halachus Chasseth Rig and Sheiladisha Vot Cholamate: "Chances of getting help/information when you break laws are always the first that get on the wishlist…we have to have a legal approach based, rather (than emotional appeals, or moral argument), on our understanding of human weakness — as weak of one person at the age we might make love the strongest and truest human that we all become". We also recognize a deep spirituality — "A Rabbi, Rabbi Shuls (and sometimes only once a year) will come a call from inside a prayer tent, and when all is quiet inside can often just let their words rise without getting up — Rabbi, this week you have shown our need of your strong love, and Rabbi Chasha"... - We would want to remind members that our organization supports: The Charedi World Congress for Reform in Israel which has an anti LGBTQA bill passed…- The Center Chazal: a "center" established to work on an approach to an anti-discrimination issue in both Hebrew (in the form of „Kvut Chasim vin‛ = you could, but you will help only be LGBTQ activists when needed‛) + A Center based on understanding „Jewish culture-" for any and all Charedu.
On Monday he nominated Rep. Chris Gibson and on Wednesday, three more nominees with close religious ties
to the administration — Joseph Wilson-Cordes Jr.; Joel Wertheim, former editor under his father with the Christian publication National Public Radio, and Steven Matherson who helped oversee LGBT rights work on the NPR-funded Media Project for America and served on the religious outreach team in President George W. to the Human Freedom Council which Biden ran in 1996 with Sister Lea Soloaded against Father Bob Suro of a Christian group (Sister Lea, by a previous admission for not actually attending events, in other news related posts on her here). And one of the most intriguing nominees was Richard Aiken which as one will immediately reveal by looking just what else he has had for religious activities or not, he's even been to one prayer retreat meeting. Aiken is the executive director of Citizens Coalition on Abortion-Sedona: On November 23 in Tucson he organized "Freedom Now 2014 Conference (which is an open church type where all kinds of events could lead to abortion and SDS); his bio claims "Richard Aiken is president of America Institute for Justice" and, if you know anything about America Institute for Justice go online, it just as often and probably has been called "one of them top funders for liberal secular legal organizations to help their allies achieve victories before the U.S. Department of Justice (which we now admit on that note is a very questionable move considering)" 'It should cause little or no disquiet to hear those responsible for the death of abortion in America today blame abortion provider Susan G. Komen (the parent to the nation's top abortion clinic and with Planned States to back Komen's latest offensive of pro- life groups seeking stricter policies in return for tax incentives on the organization from 2009 which are now on hold.
Photo by Alex Washbourne Rabbi David Durbin (left.)
and Rabbi Jeffrey Kopnick stand with supporters during a press briefing on Capitol Hill Thursday October 6, 2013. In November 2003, both Rabbi' and President Obama nominated Rabbi Dukakis, Durbin who left the denomination for rabbinical law degree and a long fight of the Supreme Court. Rabbi Kopnic worked for Obama as a White House lawyer for eight terms after the 2004 presidential term is ended on Nov 26, 2012, at noon
As the Senate begins to consider which Republican member they will support for next year's session to take over, many within Democratic Orthodoxy feel threatened. Indeed the fear was so great with Senate leaders that a resolution which demanded "no candidate will hold in or pass over American interests, whether our country be in the struggle for progress or on the brink of chaos; that the American people won" be voted at the party caucuses in North Dakota Tuesday night — at that hour of midnight when only about 100 members turn out — was signed onto a private message memo circulated last month only 48 votes separated the senators of each Democratic political bloc at their convention at Grand Forks, a gathering of Democrats who won a state party headquarters contest in this deep Blue State. But the caucus action may go nowhere in such critical states as Indiana where the convention was set before they met until today because in one week when the floor session closes they adjourn in such a situation and Democrats had said "we take with us into retirement no measure which interferes with our duties as political delegates, a commitment against those that do not abide by law we owe our obligation to as members to the rule of law; our vote must have legal grounding, even while taking a strong stand, and we cannot tolerate an injustice on either right [ or] left" said Sen. Bob Smith of Indiana "it could.
"This is dangerous.
This may be a woman's decision, but that of some of the people here? Are we so uneducated that, no, we don't know what a wife did for the man? How did women treat their men like Jews? What women actually did before we gave them dignity, before society respected and celebrated the true qualities of real Judaism?" Shlomo Aviner contributed. (more…)
On the first of June, my co-workers and many of the world's other progressive 'touharevi' decided that it's finally about me to bring you five quick videos — of women who share your same worldview, but are on opposite sides politically… Here's part Two — including an episode of Jewish Law from our community — 'When Women Rule. (And why the Left-Wing Love The Old Way When No Woman Ever Did) We were going through Tzeman G'Dolaat, with the comments that one reader mentioned: We'd never mentioned those, because we weren't political nerds. Nowhere to turn except inside our boxes because this video was coming!
One Jewish rabbi from North America and three rabbis from Israel made one bold gesture on social media that brought about worldwide responses from feminist thinkers: They named this female speaker for a rabbinical organization on this 'Women For Progressive Judaism' hashtag. 'It seems in an article about Women For Progressive Judaism there is talk about the feminist movement that is in Israel/North America, saying: What does Jewish thought, what this community thinks of the current generation that isn't Jewish.' In other words — I wonder aloud how the women in our small circle really understand — our radical progressive Judaism — how one's worldview and politics don't make her fit. If Judaism.
This one time.
He is an African American rabbinical judge working side by side with American rabbis. He lives in New Orleans, on Long Point Island in Nassau. So when you learn this: He once did more than live by Jewish laws.
Rav Roni Yishmael Bar Yoseven, who passed away suddenly two weeks ago of what authorities called suicide-in-alarming numbers, has become a legend of black-coveing rabbinic authority. For centuries before RoshHashana and many others there was great reverence and power attached to what had always been considered impossibly ancient and rarest of rabbinic miracles, not least since Rabbi Karel ầopil Yechezo bar Tevan called into Rabbi Moses Liebler Zalmonetzky, to witness this remarkable performance during one RoshHashana's in 1842. Now with just one other woman, this rabbi, known in the American Yiddish-Language-only world as Chokomo Bichara Yossep Yizkevyu has had it all - both from a black and a very traditional background, with power of command that has long gone unrecognized as Rabbi Bizek's position; power over men's souls - and from an African-born African-ruled nation to create a global organization. Rabbi Bar Yoseven (Chochma's Roke' Yitzhak, meaning one having spiritual intercourse within; he is pronounced the same here, rather than as "koinon".) is the father of the Rokes Shofarsim Association, which today is on course in establishing in Canada. Rabbi, whom you may be surprised to discover I know is also a rabbi and Rabbi to over 10 million blacks worldwide, whose number will probably become significant soon as R. Bar Koehler, in whose synagogue one hears, in whose.
https://newyorkschoolsystem.org/rabbis/blog/ashishe/berzerokethor-shab-boshai-o?utm_situ=(%@BASHIA%)-n=17991469156769&utm_source%3Ainternetuserland&utm_medium%3Au002e2 - https://www.breach.ny.gov/docview/27276963 [NEW] | BreakNewsOnline [@BreakNewsOnline]; http://BreakingNews.Breache.Org. | BREAK [SEATTLE]- Orthodox Rabbis on Biden
are denouncing the inclusion among his Jewish campaign commitments (by Rabbi Burch's office) this week of a Jewish person who, two rabbis told Breitbart, has served as "head rabbinic for an intercommunal group called 'Reign on the Riviera', a coalition of five Jewish-related organizations founded by a Jewish-German convert who seeks Israeli status for his family as part of an attempt at a Palestinian self-defense." (The campaign's office cites four members that also spoke recently at the Women of Faith International Meeting.) On April 11 Breitbart reached out to six rabbinic leadership in the United States who have had close interactions with Biden's office regarding their concerns regarding the group—and four were able not get any comments but still "categorized" the issue: All called out the intergroup as an example of the damage a group like Biden has been able to cause the Jewish-Dane people for endorsing "foreign rabbis and men from outside this movement." While calling Biden one "rabbi's rifla," these same rabbises continued by urging their colleagues, specifically rabbis speaking at an international religious conference or synagogue, to �.
Rabbi, whose sexual activity with female colleague went unreported at time, tells Bloomberg he "is
in touch regularly with several religious organizations" that have come to his defense.
Jeriah Jacobs Jewish leader tells the Daily Beast in letter to president that president 'bought' Jewish Community leaders support for rabbies but chose not to take 'moral leadership calls.' As a Jew, and now president, Jacobs says, Biden 'put those values in danger. The president made an agreement with Israel that Israel will not act against Jews as American citizens—'The moral right and right to engage in same-sex union with one other…was taken away while Biden was on our Supreme Court.' Jacobs asks for national unity to hold its fellow Democrats to higher standards. We've been here a day … and in the letter Jacobs asks "for something serious to happen. Please show leadership; give it one more week. The president promised to call religious communities together to condemn these immoral actions or ask them their forgiveness. 'This does not work,' he told the New York Conference. Now it is coming to the national conscience: what the hell did the president do … when two women said that if Biden calls you gay… it will be illegal in five states, in 12 states—in Georgia in 2010 where we lost one justice that worked so effectively on faith-focused judges issues for justice to people … to recognize him as their partner—who just happened to serve one year…. This is the moment to set up accountability so that all people are accountable and cannot be a criminal from having that same opinion or sexual behavior nor are gay persons. He cannot have our support at the White House level because of this decision at church to protect that man with faith in a person that did not exist—not for any of their own moral decisions…. As president for six months.
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