The Forward has published an excellent article about Ahavas Sholom, and Ashkenazi synagogue in Newark N.J., that has recently hired Eliyahu Collins to be their associate rabbi and Azriel Devine as a rabbinical intern. Both men are highly qualified students of the Israelite Rabbinical Academy.
Welcome to this forum where Rabbi Malchah Netanyahu shares her vast knowledge and unique insights into the Torah. The articles published on this site represent her perspective on a wide range of topics from modern midrashim on the weekly Torah parashot to her analysis of contemporary events, new, and popular culture.
On Tuesday, February 21st, beginning at 7 pm, Rabbi Sholomo Ben Levy will lead us in what he calls a “courageous conversation” around the most controversial issues that divide Blacks and Jews today.
The first session addressed the complexities of “Black Antisemitism” in the United States. The next session, on February 21, will consider “How some progressives see Israeli policies toward the Palestinians as disruptive to progressive coalitions.” Everyone is invited to participate in this forum.
Rabbi S. Levy explores the advantages and challenges of praying online with advice for how to improve your online experience.
This essay is a brief report of what was accomplished at the International Israelite Board of Rabbis Retreat in Orlando, Florida in 2022.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams invited Rabbi Baruch Yehudah—who is a member of the New York Board of Rabbis and the Vice President of the International Israelite Board of Rabbis—to give an invocation at the Interfaith Breakfast of religious leaders. This event took place on February 10, 2022 at the historic New York Public Library.
Rabbi Yehoshua Melchizadek Ben Lewi was a faithful servant of the Most High God. He was president of the New York Chapter of the International
Welcome to the Health Spot with Queen Adirah Levy. Here she shares advice and recipes for healthy living.
Here are the numbers to Israelite prayerlines and links to synagogues that stream their services for people to watch from home. You may join them
The “true” Israelite community joined 20,000 other people of conscience who marched against Antisemitism on January 5, 2020. All of our New York congregations participated and Chief Rabbi Funnye sent a message on behalf of the International Israelite Board of Rabbis. We have always fought racism and bigotry. We have always stood for justice and we always will.
We promote peace, love, and respect of all people.
International Israelite Board of Rabbis
6601 South Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60629
Chief Rabbi Capers Funnye
Main Office (773) 476-2924
Rabbi Sholomo B. Levy, Pres.
rabbilevy@blackjews.org
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