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Zionism: a Jewish Communal Response

Zionism: a Jewish Communal Response is new pamphlet written by leading Rabbis and academics, seeking to address a growing concern amongst the UK Jewish community that Christians are too ready to dismiss Zionism as �a political movement� of �only incidental importance� to Judaism, rather than a central facet of Jewish identity. Authors are: Rabbi Dr Tony Bayfield, a FODIP Patron, Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg, the Senior Rabbi of the Assembly of Masorti Synagogues, Rabbi Danny Rich, the Chief Executive of Liberal Judaism and Dan Rickman, an Orthodox Jew and leading academic. The document was written for the Board of Deputies of British Jews and contains a foreword by the President, Vivian Wineman.

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The Master of Studies (MSt in the Study of Jewish - Christian Relations)

Offered by the University of Cambridge in conjunction with the Centre for the Study of Jewish - Christian Relations at the Woolf Institute, Cambridge.

The Woolf Institute, Cambridge is now accepting applications for the 2011 - 13 University of Cambridge Master of Studies in the Study of Jewish - Christian Relations. This two-year course is offered either on site in Cambridge or via e-learning. Students taking either option can complete the second year (dissertation) in Cambridge or elsewhere. Naturally students who study onsite for the first year will enjoy the full advantages of the Cambridge environment however all students will have membership of a Cambridge college and are required to attend an induction week and a two week residential summer school in Cambridge. For those unable to study in Cambridge, the e-learning option offers a unique opportunity to study for a University of Cambridge Masters Degree alongside their professional and family commitments. The course attracts students from across the world and current students and alumni are from Australia, Europe, the United States and Asia.

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Or contact Lars Fischer [email protected] or (44)(1223)
The Missing Pages campaign by the Exploring Islam Foundation

This campaign demonstrates that Islam does not tolerate anti- Semitism, and that geo-politics needs to be separated from a common shared theological heritage and values.
The campaign voices unity with the Holocaust Memorial Day.
Norman H. Gershman's book, "Muslims who saved Jews during WWII� is currently available.

For more information on the campaign, please visit: www.missingpages.co.uk Norman H. Gershman is an American Jewish photographer and Founder of the Eye Contact Foundation, which promotes understanding and tolerance through portrait photography.
Norman travelled to Albania to photograph Muslim families who rescued Jews in WWII. His six year odyssey pays tribute to those who fulfilled �Besa� � a code of honour in Albania that instructs them to protect others from danger at all costs.

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