The Jewish and democratic State of Israel must ensure that all of its citizens receive equal treatment under the law and that the dignity and rights of its minorities are guaranteed.

Rabbis for Human Rights  works with its coalition partners to secure recognition of the Negev Bedouin settlements on their ancestral lands, including rights to education and health services, as well as infrastructures for water and electricity.

Rabbis for Human Rights has worked to safeguard the holy places of all religions, stresses the rights of Arab Israelis in its work on economic justice, and lobbies for the fair distribution of infrastructure and education funds.

Recent Articles by Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom

• Ki-Teze: Human Rights and not remaining indifferent - September 12th, 2008
• Eqev: Include all of humanity in Human Rights projects - August 21st, 2008
• Pinehas: Human Rights and the rejoining the human family - July 18th, 2008
• Huqqat: Human Rights, Blemished Leadership and the Moral Sphere - July 3rd, 2008
• BeMidbar: Human Rights and The Triumph of God's Hope - May 30th, 2008
• Emor: Promise, Justice, Non-violence, and Peace - May 7th, 2008
• Durban 1: What really happened at the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance - March 3rd, 2008
• Shemot: Channeling our passions - December 29th, 2007
• Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom - December 13th, 2007
• Vayyiggash: Equality and economic justice - December 13th, 2007
• Bedouin Rights - September 1st, 2006

Categories: Bedouin Rights, Video
Tags: human rights, palestinians, settlers