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Last updated 9:10 p.m. ET on 10 December 1998.
All links are current as of 31 Aug 98.
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Virtual Jerusalem
News, travel information, special features related to holidays and events in Israel, a variety of e-mail lists of Jewish topics, virtual tours of Israel, e-mail messages to be printed in Israel and placed in the Western Wall.
There's a lot going
on here and most of it is very well done.
AIPAC.
American Israel Public Affairs Committee - Cyber Center
for Pro-Israel Activism.
Consulate General of Israel to New England.
Services, speakers, events.
Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Israeli government; peace process; facts about Israel; current events.
Israeli Culture at The Mining Company.
Articles, links, bulletin boards, chat.
Four Mothers.
Four mothers working for peace with Lebanon in Israel.
Israeli K'nesset.
Home page of the K'nesset. Tour, e-mail to MKs, documents, government links.
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.
The governing body of the Conservative movement in the
United States. Links to many member synagogues, the Jewish
Theological Seminary, the League of Conservative Jewish Women,
and other branches of Conservative Judaism.
Jewish Communications Network.
Very nice page with broad range of topics. Family & Living
online newsletter is one of their projects.
World Zionist Organization Students and Academics Department
A little off-the-wall at times, but interesting.
Biblical tour of Israel; Holidays with a Twist; Hebrew phrases.
Jewish Agency for Israel and World Zionist Organization.
A lot of Israel-related topics as well as other things.
As of 31 August 1998, this site was being redesigned.
CAJE. Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education.
Articles, information about their annual conference, curriculum materials.
Union for Traditional Judaism.
An organization of lay people, educators, talmudic scholars, cantors, and rabbis dedicated to the principles of traditional Judaism and an open-minded observant lifestyle.
Jewish Appleseed.
A liberal organization, information on Judaism and interfaith understanding. Very attractive site.
Synagogue 2000.
Transdenominational organization helping synagogues plan for the 21st century. Prayer, institutional change, study, good deeds, ambiance, and healing.
New England Regional USY (NERUSY) home page.
International USY home page.
Sharon Senior USY's home page.
A home page started by a member of our local USY chapter.
Network for Jewish Youth
Child-Centered Passover Haggadahs.
Jewish Prayers: The Transliterated Siddur
The complete Friday evening and Saturday morning services in
transliteration. Daily blessings and blessings for meals now added. Okay to print out for personal study - for other
uses, be sure to read copyright and usage information.
A reading list on topics related to Conservative Judaism, including history, practice, and belief.
List of the 613 Mitzvot
This list is based on Maimonides' list with reference to other
sources. Each mitzvah has relevant biblical citations.
OU Homesite.
A variety of resources, but especially Torah Tidbits, a discussion of the weekly Torah reading from an Orthodox/Israeli
point of view.
Torah from Dixie.
Commentary on the weekly Torah readings (archived for the last
couple of years).
Weekly Parashah commentary.
From Chancellor Schorsch at the Jewish Theological Seminary; subscription information and archives.
Project Genesis.
"Torah on the Information Superhighway."
A site for serious Jewish study. A weekly parshah discussion,
email "Ask the Rabbi", email classes to join on a variety of
Jewish topics.
Virtual Beit Midrash.
From Yeshivat Har Etzion; yeshiva-style lessons in Torah and Judaism, open to students of all ages via the internet and e-mail.
MAQOM - A School for Adult Talmud Study.
Founded and directed by Rabbi Judith Abrams. On sabbatical until July 1999.
Joint Authority for Jewish Zionist Education.
Again, a tremendous amount of stuff with an educational (lesson-plan) focus. Daily mishnah and weekly parashah.
Learner's Minyan.
"A friendly place to ask about Jewish synagogue ritual, the prayer book, and related traditions." Also some fun stuff.
Chabad Daily Torah Study Center.
Monthly interactive calendar; daily, weekly study ideas; e-mail subscriptions possible.
UAHC Department of Education.
Some interesting material, including Table Talk for each parashah (stories and discussion questions), a Curriculum Bank where teachers share lesson plans on a variety of Jewish topics, and a list of sites for Jewish Education.
Torah Portions.
Sort of an online Tikkun containing Torah text with vowels and trope and as it appears in a Torah scroll. Translations and trasliterations are also available, as well as audio files with the Torah trope.
Torah discussions via e-mail.
We have started a couple of e-mail lists devoted to discussion of the weekly Torah readings. One is geared toward beginners to Torah study; the other has no restrictions.
Digital Genizah.
An exhaustive list of Jewish resources. Well worth taking
a look at.
Maven - Lots of Jewish links.
Categorized and updated frequently.
Eldad Ganin's Bookmarks.
This is my friend Eldad's bookmark page. He has a lot of Judaic
links here, including
"Kosher Food" and "Torah/Bible Study".
Jewish Feminist Resources
A list of links to art, Judaism, history, organizations, periodicals, and websites.
Judaism and Jewish Resources.
Shamash.org.
Peninsula Sinai Congregation's Links.
Another list of Jewish links; some new and different.
Hareshima.
A list of Jewish and Israeli sites. Categories include business, entertainment, kosher, culture, holidays, study, women.
The Mining Company's site on Judaism.
Hebrew Corner.
Hebrew lessons -- very basic.
Old Jerusalem Trading Post.
Gourmet kosher items, sold individually or in gift sets. They
will ship free anywhere in the U.S.A.
Dor L'Dor.
Hebrew and Judaic software.
Cybershuk.
Marketplace for unique Jewish products.
Hamakor's online catalog.
"The source for everything Jewish."
Rosenblum's World of Judaica.
"The oldest and largest full-service Jewish Bookstore in the midwest." Their catalog includes books, gifts, religious items; all shopping can be done online.
Behrman House.
Publishers of Judaic and educational material for Jewish religious schools, including online catalog.
Israel Book Shop.
Located in Brookline, MA. Online ordering; shipping available.
J. Levine Company.
"Providers of the most complete selection of Judaica worldwide."
Sefarim Store.
List of Hebrew and English books available for purchase online.
American-Asian Kashrus Services.
Lots of information about Jews in Asia and keeping kosher, including comprehensive
lists of kosher candies and sodas. Recipes.
Kashrut.com.
Information about kashrut, including articles and product
lists.
Jewish American History on the Web.
Jews in the War Between the States.
Israeli Culture.
The Mining Company site on Israel.
Jewish Cultural Sites.
"Jewish/Israeli Culture and Entertainment: Museums, Food, Music, Film, Theatre, Dance, Language, Literature, etc."
Jewish culture and history.
More links; good descriptions.
Jewish life in Russia and the Ukraine.
Ashkenakic life in general.
Jewish Heritage Online Magazine.
Includes some interesting
clip art.
JSP Designs.
Counted cross-stitch and Judaic designs.
Shtetl, Yiddish Language and Culture.
Yiddish teaching and learning, courses and cultural centers.
Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Judaism 101.
A lot of factual information about holidays and
other Jewish topics.
Jewish Life Cycle.
A group of rabbis, cantors, mohels, and Jewish educators from
all branches of Judaism who are willing to work with families
on preparing for and performing life cycle events.
Today's Hebrew Date.
Include today's Hebrew date on your home page.
JewishGen.
Jewish calendar program; online conversion of dates.
Heveinu L'Shalom Hebrew Calendar.
Enter a secular date; converts to a Hebrew date. Candlelighting times.
Jewish Family and Life online magazine.
Interesting articles with the chance to give your own
opinions. A weekly publication.
Coalition on Environment and Jewish Living.
Environmental activism with a Jewish flavor. Lots of resources.
Scrolls from the Dead Sea.
About the traveling exhibit of the Dead Sea Scrolls found in a cave near Qumran. A Library of Congress site.
Jewish Net.
Global Jewish information network.
Stanford University Hillel home page.
The "Being Jewish" section is very interesting; the rest of the site is more dedicated to college students.
Jerusalem Post.
Daily internet edition.
Women in Judaism.
"A multidisciplinary Journal forum for scholarly debate on gender-related issues in Judaism."
Jewish Web Webring.
A ring of Jewish or Israel-oriented sites.
Aleph: the Alliance for Jewish Renewal.
"A non-denominational organization dedicated to applying the ancient wisdom of our tradition to the creation of a spiritually meaningful Judaism for our time."
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