URJ and Israel: Post-October 7th Updates and Resources
Our hearts are with the people of Israel and the civilians in Gaza at this difficult time. See our statements, actions, and tools relating to this conflict.
Bringing Davis L.O.V.E. to Israel
Twenty-three Atlanta moms traveled to Israel on a historic, values-driven journey that deepened community bonds while engaging with Israeli women, volunteering, witnessing the country’s challenges and resilience, and returning home inspired to live their shared Jewish values.
Marking this Moment: Resources for the Release of the Hostages
May these prayers and rituals guide us through this emotional time and foster a sense of community and compassion.
I’m a Rabbi. Here is Why my Faith Tells Me the War in Gaza Must End.
The High Holy Days call us to act: free the hostages, feed the hungry, end the war.
Faith, Justice, and Israel: Being Proud
I was shocked when Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, named me one of 2025’s 18 American Zionist Women You Should Know. I don’t feel I deserve this honor.
A Shabbat Message
This week, as Shabbat approaches, we gather in community to pray for the shelter of peace in Israel and at home.
This Year, Will We Turn our Mourning into Dancing?
While Psalm 30 promises that God can turn our "mourning into dancing," as we prepare for Simchat Torah this week, this year the tradition of dancing with the Torah scrolls feels like too big of a leap.
Leader of the Reform Movement in the USA has not Stopped Being Disappointed Since the War
Rabbi Rick Jacobs reflects on October 7, 2023 and how it affects American Jews.
Nominations Open for Teen Israel Organizing Immersive
Over the past months, the URJ Teen Israel Organizing Immersive has been a haven for Jewish teens.
At the White House, A Call To Not Be Silent
This Monday, I was honored to attend a convening on conflict-related sexual violence to mark the annual International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict.