Rabbi Miri Gold
Born in Detroit MI USA, Rabbi Gold’s grandparents were Orthodox and she was raised in a Conservative community. After attending the University of Michigan, Rabbi Gold immigrated to Israel in 1977 and became the community leader of Kibbutz Gezer’s Kehilat Birkat Shalom Reform synagogue. The congregation has 180 members from Kibbutz Gezer and the surrounding communities.
Rabbi Gold completed her rabbinic studies at Hebrew Union College and was ordained in 1999 and received her M.A. from the Institute for Contemporary Jewry at the Hebrew University.
Recent Articles by Rabbi Miri Gold
- Rabbi Miri Gold - May 15th, 2006
- Sit under the vine and fig tree, and not be afraid: South Hebron Hills Tour - April 9th, 2006
Rabbis for Human Rights recommends that you read these articles in Human Rights Activists & Defenders
- Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom - December 13th, 2007
- Meira Welt - February 9th, 2007
- Rabbi Nava Hefetz - September 29th, 2006
- Rabbi Michael J. Schwartz - June 24th, 2006
- Rabbi Amy Klein - May 22nd, 2006
- Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights - May 22nd, 2006
- Rabbi Idit Lev - May 22nd, 2006
- Rabbi Miri Gold - May 15th, 2006
- Rabbi Anita Steiner - May 15th, 2006
- Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann - May 12th, 2006
- Rabbi Arik W. Ascherman - May 12th, 2006
- Rabbi Maayan Turner - May 12th, 2006
- Rabbi David Forman - May 16th, 2000
Rabbis for Human Rights recommends that you read these articles in Rabbi Miri Gold
- Rabbi Miri Gold - May 15th, 2006
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