Jewish Internet Defense Force

There are a handful of so-called Jewish/Israel advocates out there ridiculously lying about us, attacking us, and claiming we're anti-Israel and against the IDF. Here's a little flashback for ya: http://www.thejidf.org/2009/01/jidf-first-official-follower-of-idf-on.html - we were the very first to follow and promote the IDF on Twitter, or online in general for that matter.

who wants to hear one of the sickest guitar solos ever performed on tv? http://youtu.be/T7BDB2Kb_QY

If you encounter the idiotic and jealous attacks on us by a handful of dishonest morons who view Jewish/Israel advocacy as some sort of "competition" or something, people do nothing but regurgitate and plagiarize the news while spreading lies about us....and if you have any questions about their ridiculousness feel free to contact us directly about it. In the meantime, enjoy the most exciting stuff happening in music right now: http://youtu.be/N9GYqd-ZCdM

We're dealing with a lot of insanity behind the scenes and need your support. We're not afraid or ashamed to ask for it. We urge you to support the privacy, safety, and security of Jews and Israel online. And to support Israel & the fight against antisemitism and terror: http://www.thejidf.org/1990/02/support-jidf.html - And if you cannot make a financial contribution, we understand. There's other ways to help, such as asking others to, and clicking the "Take Action!" link on our website. Thank you!

We need your support, and we're not afraid or ashamed to ask for it. We urge you to support the privacy, safety, and security of Jews and Israel online. And to support Israel & the fight against antisemitism and terror: - And if you cannot make a financial contribution, we understand. There's other ways to help, such as asking others to, and clicking the "Take Action!" link on our website. Thank you!

A Jewish Synagogue in the Tunisian city of Kabes was set on fire last night. The Jewish community spokesman said that the Torah books were completely burnt. The spokesman condemned the brutal action and stated that the purpose of the action was to increase the tensions between Jews and Muslims who have been living in peace for decades.

Small site about a vanishing culture.

At least not for Pesach. Yes, this has apparently been ruled on: marijuana is hametz - if you're Ashkenazic. Otherwise, I guess you can ... what ... light up in the middle of seder? Kashrut - a far more interesting subject than you know. Note: You might want to view this one in Firefox, as I just had difficulty back arrowing out of this page in Internet Explorer.

Formerly known as "Spertus College of Judaica"; homepage of a Jewish college in Chicago.

Nothing inherently Republican about it; this is the homepage for an association of schuls that follow a middle path between Orthodoxy and Reform.

Use your keyboard to type in Hebrew. If you know Hebrew, that is. No translator is available, this is just a keyboard conversion program that lets one use a different alphabet.

Keeping alive the memory of old Jewish radio broadcasts, not all of which are in Yiddish so, no, you won't have to have bubbe there to translate.

Alas, it only comes once every two years.

Group working with the Spertus museum to document the history of the Jewish community in Chicago.

This link is a reference, not a recommendation, showing a trend that bothers me immensely - that toward pushing G-d to the margins of Judaism. No, not everybody does that, but I see more people doing that than I can ever remember seeing doing so in the past. Yes, I understand - being Hebraic doesn't automatically make one religious any more than being French does - notice how I used the word "Hebraic" instead of "Jewish" - and I can understand an atheist wanting to hold onto his cultural roots. What I'm not so comfortable with is the idea of taking one of the parties in a covenant relationship, denying his existence, chasing him off to the far corners of our consciousness, and then acting as if the covenant relationship had not been breeched in the process. OK, yes, I know that the people we're talking about are Jewish, as a matter of Jewish law. I respect that, as I must, but I'm not sure that I really want to call what they're doing "Judaism".