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From Welfare to Nowhere: Promoting Human Dignity for victims of the Wisconsin Plan
Mehalev, Israel’s first Welfare-to-Work Pilot Program, partners the Israeli Government with international companies and their local counterparts to implement a privatization of social services, based on a program applied in the American state of Wisconsin in the 1990’s.
Rabbi Idit Lev describes how the implementation of the plan in Israel has caused some of us to forget that everyone was created in the Image of God.
Previous Stories
- Behaalotekha: Where is there hope?
- Naso: Jewish spirituality and social context
- BeMidbar: Human Rights and The Triumph of God’s Hope
- Behuqqotay: Reward and Punishment
- Yom HaAtzmaut: What gives me the Strength to Celebrate
- Emor: Promise, Justice, Non-violence, and Peace
- Me´ot Hittim - Kimha De-Fisha: Meeting the needs of the poor and destitute
- Vaera: Peace on Earth Good Will to Men
- Shemot: Channeling our passions
- Vayhi: The End was Hidden from Him
- Miqqez: Recognition & Rejection
- Response to Haaretz investigation
- Dvar Torah Parashat Vayikra
- Dvar Torah - Parashat Shemini: When Words Fail Us.
- Dvar Torah – Bamidbar
- Dvar Torah – B’Haalotkha
- Dvar Torah – Parashat Pinchas
- Dvar Torah – Parashat Balak
- Truth and Hypocrisy
- Huqqat: Human Rights and the Purification of Society
- Emor – Justice and equality for all
- Passover, The Omer and Human Rights
- Pour out thy Love upon the Nations
- Stop Wisconsin
- Beshallah: Building a society in which all can sing with joy
- Tu B’shvat: Our tradition of Human Rights for all of G-d’s creations
- Tu B’shvat: Partners in Creation and protecting the Human Rights of all
- Bo: Working for the liberty and dignity of others
- Shemot: Changing the pain and suffering of the oppressed
- Shemot: The power of resistance
- Trafficking in Women: A Blight on Jewish Decency
- Rabbis for Human Rights receives Raphael Lemkin Human Rights Award
- Darkness has struck again
- Toledot: Fearing our fellow man and fearing God
- Lekh-Lekha: Living up to the moral heritage that Avraham and Sarah have bequeathed us
- Bereshit: The ideal of Creation which is our responsibility to maintain
- Succot has Universal Meaning
- The Binding of Isaac
- Ki Tavo: Human Rights and a social order that is based on justice, compassion and human rights for all
- Eqev: Human Rights and equality
- Va-EtHannan: Human Rights in the places we do not go
- Chris McGreal
- Jerusalem Mayor announces intention to demolish home
- Try a Little Common Sense
- Rabbis for Human Rights seeks to secure Social security allowances for all Wisconsin Program Participants
- Prisoners are no Asset
- Rabbis For Human Rights protects the rights of the unemployed
- Pinehas: Fanaticism and peace between man and his neighbor and between the nation and God.
- Prof. Shlomo Avineri discusses Israel Citizenship Law with Rabbis For Human Rights
- RHR Wins Court Victory: High Court Orders Security Forces to Protect Palestinian Farmers
- International NGO Human Rights Organizations
- Palestine National Authority NGO Human Rights Organizations
- Omnibus Law of Arrangements: Background Information
- RHR Dedicates New Office and Celebrates Niwano Peace Prize
- Behar: A vision of a just and caring society
- Behuqqotay: Respect the moral order
- Guarantee Agricultural Access: Participate in planting, plowing, pruning, reaping and and harvesting efforts
- Action Center
- Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann Keynotes at the Symposium of Peace and Religion
- Rabbi Maayan Turner accepts the 2006 Niwano Peace Prize on behalf of RHR
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Peace and Religion: The greatest gift we can bestow our children from our rich religious teachings
- Pride and Humility: Decry the abuses of power and the injustices of our country
- Rabbis for Human Rights Receives Niwano Peace Prize
- Finance Minister Abraham Hirchson’s Speech to the Knesset Plenum – State Budget and Arrangements Law for 2006
- Dialogue with the Presbyterian Church USA
- Sit under the vine and fig tree, and not be afraid: South Hebron Hills Tour
- Shabbat HaGadol: Peace begins at home
- Vayyiqra: Hurting others and seeking atonement for our failures
- Getting beyond name-calling
- Settlers, hands off the olive trees
- Ki-Tavo: Responsiblity to fulfill our Human Rights obligations
- Ki-Teze: We must stand in the breach and make sure that nobody is left behind
- Shofetim: Pursue justice through mitzvot of commission
- Mas’e: Expulsion, Democracy and Civil Disobedience
- To obey orders, or not
- Qedoshim: Justice under the law
- The rabbi who pricks Israel’s conscience
- Preventing Home Demolitions
- Rabbi Ohad Ezrahi
- Protect Housing Rights: Act against discrimination in matters relating to land, development and housing construction.
- There Is A Kippah In The Rubble
- Rabbi Max Warschawski zt”l and the Petit Séminaire Israélite de Limoges
- Who We Are
- Rabbi Max Warschawski zt”l and Rabbi Abraham Deutsch zt”l
