Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism

Iraq War - Community Action Guide

More than three years have passed since the United States’ invasion of Iraq, and Americans still do not know how long our troops will be there. Yet the Iraq War seems so big and so complicated that concerned individuals often feel powerless to help. The following is intended as a guide for individuals and congregations to encourage a Jewish community response to the War.

 
Introduction: What Can We Do?
As Jews, we understand the importance of dialogue and disagreement. As Moses ibn Ezra said...
The Union for Reform Judaism's 2005 Resolution on the War in Iraq
At the Union for Reform Judaism’s 2005 Biennial in Houston, the General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted...
Educating and Raising Awareness in Your Community
Suggestions for building a safe space for informative, reflective and constructive dialogue in your community.
Tzedakah and the Iraq War
How to incorporate support for U.S. armed service members, veterans and others affected by the Iraq War into individual and synagogue mitzvot.
Engaging in Advocacy
How to encourage your representatives in government to promote a withdrawal from Iraq in a way that supports peace and stability in Iraq.
Email This Page
Printable Version
Add to Favorites
IM to a Friend


Write Today to Congress!


Sign-Up for our e-Updates!

 

Upcoming Conferences and Events

Machon Kaplan Summer Social Action Internships
Washington, DC
Summer Internship Placements at Social Justice Organizations & College Courses for Credit!

Register Now!
Bernard and Audre Rapoport
L'Taken Social Justice Seminars

 
© Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, 1996-2009
View our Privacy Statement 		URJ CCAR