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About IRAC

The public and legal advocacy arm of the Reform Movement in Israel, IRAC was founded in 1987 with the goals of advancing pluralism in Israeli society and defending the freedoms of conscience, faith, and religion. Today IRAC is the preeminent civil and human rights organization i...

Anat Hoffman Arrested for Singing at Western Wall

By JTA, October 17, 2012 Anat Hoffman was arrested Tuesday evening for “disturbing public order.” The organization posted on its Facebook page Wednesday afternoon that Hoffman was in court. “She is being accused of singing out loud at the kotel, disturbing peace,” the post read.

Israeli Activist Arrested at Western Wall

By AP, October 17, 2012 Israeli police say they have arrested a female Jewish activist leader for wearing a traditionally male prayer shawl at a Jerusalem holy site, an act police prohibit because of Orthodox Jewish sensitivities.

The Broader Meaning of Violence in Israel

By Anat Hoffman, JTA August 27, 2012 Anat Hoffman discusses the broader meaning of violence in Israel When leading public figures dehumanize others, the descent from hateful speech to violent acts is often swift and severe. These rabbis did not physically attack the three Arab teens still recovering in hospital, but their words and teachings were a major catalyst and a spiritual motivation for their impressionable young followers to take the next step and actually commit a violent act.

For first time, Israel to recognize Reform and Conservative rabbis

State to support salaries of non-Orthodox rabbis; 'rabbis of non-Orthodox communities' will not have authority over religious and halakhic matters. By Yair Ettinger from Haaretz May.29, 2012

Israeli activist asks: Why is there no religious pluralism in Israel?

By AARON HOWARD, The Jewish Herald-Voice, March 29, 2012 Who owns the Kotel? The Western Wall, considered the holiest place in the Jewish world, is supposed to be a unifying place where all Jews can come to pray.

The Pluralist

The Newsletter from the Israel Religious Action Center.
Including letters from the Executive Director, Anat Hoffman, pluralism success stories, and the major Israeli news of the day on the issue of religio n a n d s t a t e.

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