Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom is co-founder and co-director of Clergy for Peace, an Israeli/Palestinian interfaith initiative of Christians, Muslims, and Jews working for justice and peace in the Middle East. He is active in bringing volunteers to tutor Bedouin children of the Jahalin tribe. and frequently lectures at Israeli and European forums on Judaism and non–violence. An American–born rabbi, Jeremy Milgrom has lived in Israel since 1968 and has pursued a just peace for Palestinians and Israelis throughout his career. He has been involved in important initiatives in the Israeli peace camp and has been a pioneer in interfaith partnerships with Christian and Moslem Palestinians.

Recent Articles by Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom

• 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: Human Rights Activists & Defenders, Jeremy Milgrom
Tags: Bo, human rights, interfaith, ISM, palestinians, peace, settlers