Jerusalem Education Fund, Inc.

1) The Jerusalem Connection
This weekly radio show is like none other. Produced by the Jerusalem Education Fund and broadcast from WRWN in Philadelphia, “The Jerusalem Connection” presents today’s most thought-provoking interviews of the leading writers, pundits and government officials. Listen in to The Jerusalem Connection for hard, new, cultural analysis and great interviews.
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Aleph Magazine
Cutting edge with the best and the brightest writers, commentators and scholarly thinkers, Aleph Magazine is the most exciting Internet magazine to date. Aleph Magazine takes aim at every facet of life. The goal is simple: to understand who we are, what we do and why. Getting there is far more complex.
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3) JEFI Position Papers
Addressing issues that have remained untouched by the Jewish Leaders ranging from the complicated issue of Agunot to the Jewish perspective on the Beit HaMikdash.
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4) Leadership
Education has always been placed at the top Jewish priorities. However, Talmud Torah can only be weighed against all the Torah's Mitzvoth on the condition that it is both teleologically as well as mechanically correct. It's teaching must instill the infinite wisdom that the Holy One, blessed is He, had given over at Sinai through the Prophet Moses. For only through this wisdom we know how to act as Jews.

Despite the abun

dance of Jewish educational facilities today, few conceptually understand the true Jewish Idea. Hence, the catastrophic state of affairs that has come about as a natural development of conceptually unsound or incomplete teachings -- no real leadership and consequently, no real followers.

JEFI can, through the abilities of its members and supporters, carry the torch forward and light the darkness of a Judaism-starved generation. Change can only come about through the actions of those that see, as well as cognize, their true purpose.

5) B'tzedek Magazine (and internet edition) 1996-1998, 2002-present.

B'tzedek, "The Journal of Responsible Jewish Commentary," conceived by Arno HaKohen Weinstein and Israel Fuchs -- editor and senior editor, respectively -- along with a team of first-rate political thinkers, including, Mordecai Nisan, Steven Plaut and Louis Rene Beres in 1996 set out to provide a platform for authentic Jewish thinking, marginalized, more often than not, by the mainstream media.

As the inside cover of each issue boldly stated:

This journal, though created primarily as a forum for essays and articles which concern the rectification and unification of Jewish thought is, however, open to a wide range of scholarly work on the subjects of Jews and Judaism. The general and glaring absence from public discourse of writings dealing with these topics, particularly in the context of a commonwealth, has brought about the need for such a publication. B'tzedek seeks to serve this end constitute a source of expression from the classical and traditional perspectives. B'tzedek strives to influence and provoke thought regarding the state of Jewry; historically and currently as it expresses Judaism in thought and action, individually and nationalistically.

Though only two years in print, B'tzedek cultivated a dedicated readership worldwide -- from Taiwan to Teaneck, New Jersey, awarded the prestigious MSN Award, and accepted for distribution by New York's Hearst Publications.
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