House Committee on Un-American Activities
Reform Judaism has long recognized the need for constant vigil against those external forces which undermine our democracy and subvert American liberties. Equally clear is our condemnation of those internal forces which, in the name of patriotism, whip up hysteria, permit irresponsible a
Jewish Family Rituals
Background
Abuse in the Family
Adopted by the Board of Trustees
May 1992
Minneapolis, MN
Abortion
53rd General Assembly
November 1975
Dallas Texas
Eileh Ezkerah: These I Will Remember
The Eileh Ezkerah with which most Reform Jews are currently familiar does not bring to mind familiar melodies. While thematically, Eileh Ezkerah fits well with Yom Kippur, it does not hark to the sounds of the High Holy Day melodies we typically quote.
Jewish Pluralism
We note with satisfaction the resolution adopted by the 29th World Zionist Congress endorsing the principle of Jewish pluralism and calling upon the State of Israel "to put into practice the principle of assuring full rights, including equal recognition, for all rabbis and equal assistan
The Unfinished Outreach Revolution
SUBMITTED BY THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE COMMITTEE
HOUSTON, 2005
BACKGROUND
Establishment of Regional Education Committees
In order to stimulate educational programs and to disseminate its policies and programs more effectively, the Commission on Jewish Education urges that all regional councils and federations of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations appoint standing committees on Jewish education wher
Privacy and Freedom of Information
Recent disclosures that federal, state, and local agencies have been illegally collecting information about the personal lives, associations, and political opinions of individuals cannot fail to have a chilling effect on the exercise of such constitutional rights as privacy, free express