Our Vision

A Rabbinical Voice for Human Rights is the voice of the Jewish tradition in the field of human rights. The organization was founded in 1988 and currently has over one hundred and seventy members – qualified rabbis and rabbis and rabbinical students.

The organization is non-partisan and is a unique activist rabbinical organization in which rabbis and rabbis from all streams and rabbinical schools in Israel work together. Among its members are rabbis who hold public positions, educators and community rabbis, who can bring about both change on the ground and a change in consciousness.

The organization serves as a mouthpiece for disseminating information about human rights in Israel and the occupied territories, and works in cooperation with human rights organizations in Israel and around the world. Since its establishment, it has worked to promote the rights of the weaker sections of society, to protect the rights of minorities in Israel and of Palestinians in the territories, and to prevent blatant violations of basic human rights of migrant workers. The organization exerts pressure on policymakers in Israel to ensure the protection of the human rights of vulnerable groups, including the right to medical care, shelter, Education and a minimum standard of living.

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Current materials

1993
For our contribution
For our contribution in the field of promoting the rule of law, democratic values, protecting human rights and encouraging tolerance, mutual respect and good neighborliness
1996
For our contribution
For our contribution in the field of promoting the rule of law, democratic values, protecting human rights and encouraging tolerance, mutual respect and good neighborliness
2009
For our contribution
For our contribution in the field of promoting the rule of law, democratic values, protecting human rights and encouraging tolerance, mutual respect and good neighborliness
2011
For our contribution
For our contribution in the field of promoting the rule of law, democratic values, protecting human rights and encouraging tolerance, mutual respect and good neighborliness

Awards and recognition

Many Tamar Elad Applebaum
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Founder and head of the Beit Midrash, associate head of the Beit Midrash of the Israeli Rabbinate of the Hartman Institute and the Midrash of Oranim, and founder of Kehilat Zion:…
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Many thanks to Ruthie Bidz
Chairman of the Executive Committee
2022. Resident of Yavne’el, mother of three. Teaches Jewish thought at Beit Yarach High School on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee.
Many thanks to Ruthie Bidz
Chairman of the Executive Committee
2022. Resident of Yavne’el, mother of three. Teaches Jewish thought at Beit Yarach High School on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee.
Many thanks to Ruthie Bidz
Chairman of the Executive Committee
2022. Resident of Yavne’el, mother of three. Teaches Jewish thought at Beit Yarach High School on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee.
Many thanks to Ruthie Bidz
Chairman of the Executive Committee
2022. Resident of Yavne’el, mother of three. Teaches Jewish thought at Beit Yarach High School on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee.

Staff

Attorney Becky Cohen Keshet
Director of the Social Justice Department
Attorney Becky Cohen Keshet
Director of the Social Justice Department
Attorney Becky Cohen Keshet
Director of the Social Justice Department
Attorney Becky Cohen Keshet
Director of the Social Justice Department

Contact Details

Rabbinical Voice for Human Rights

Nonprofit Organization No.: 580151967

22 S.Y. Agnon Ave., Jerusalem

Zip Code: 9358954

Office Phone: 02-6482757

Fax: 02-6783611

E-mail: office@rhr.org.il

Born in Jerusalem and raised and educated in the Reform movement. Has a bachelor’s and master’s degree in the history of the Jewish people. Worked as a teacher, volunteer coordinator and head of the Telem pre-military preparatory school in Jaffa and managed Telem youth. In 2017, she was ordained as a rabbi at Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem and has since served as a rabbi and spiritual leader in the “Nigun Halev” community in the Jezreel Valley. Social activist, woman of music and culture and active in the field of interfaith dialogue and shared life. Married to a colleague and mother of Eitan, Dan and Ari.

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