Israel Emergency Fund
The Reform Movement, standing in solidarity and support with Israel at this time of need,
has created the 2006 Israel Emergency Fund. The first allocations to:

Provide funds to Reform congregations, kibbutzim and other institutions that are helping refugees from, Northern Israel.
Assist Magen David Adom in providing emergency medical treatment to those wounded by terrorist bombings.
Help the United Jewish Communities/Jewish Agency for Israel send Israeli children in Northern communities to youth villages in the central region.

The Union for Reform Judaism will continue to monitor the situation in Israel and provide funding for additional services as needed.

To pay by check: Please write "Israel Emergency Fund" on the memo line of your check and send to:

Union for Reform Judaism Israel Emergency Fund
633 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10017

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HADASSAH, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, is a volunteer women's organization,
whose members are motivated and inspired to strengthen their partnership with Israel,
ensure Jewish continuity, and realize their potential as a dynamic force in American society.

Link to Hadassah

JTA is an international news service that provides up-to-the-minute reports,
analysis pieces and features on events and issues of concern to the Jewish people.

Link to JTA

Link to B'NAI B"RITH INTERNATIONAL

This important organization provides financial help as an alernative to abortion in Isreal.

Link to EFRAT

Link to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Link to the Illinois Holocaust Memorial Museum & Education Center

Link to My Jewish Learning. com

Link to jewishfoods.org

Link Jewish World Review

Study With the Scholars! Eilu V'Eilu
Union for Reform Judaism is adding a new dimension to its e-mail Jewish study programs: Eilu V’eilu. Like “10 Minutes,” Eilu V’eilu will be delivered to your e-mail inbox, but it differs in that Eilu V’eilu will give you a chance to participate, ask questions, and get responses from some of today’s most brilliant Jewish scholars. Eilu V’eilu will be organized around a four-week cycle: During Week One, you will receive position papers authored by two scholars. Week Two will be devoted to a dialogue and discussion between the scholars, and during Week Three, they’ll respond to the questions that you sent in. The entire debate will be summarized in Week Four.

For more information, or to sign up, please visit the Web site at: http://urj.org/torah/ten/eilu/.

Listen to This Week’s Torah Commentary

The Union for Reform Judaism has been providing readers with weekly commentary on the Torah portion for 10 years. This week: an audio version of the commentary that you can listen to online or download to your iPod.

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