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IRF Expresses Support for Kotel Compromise

November 3, 2016

The International Rabbinic Fellowship is saddened by the continued friction within the Jewish community around the question of non-Orthodox Jews conducting prayer services in accordance with their religious practice in the Western Wall area. This has ramifications beyond local Israeli concerns and impacts on the unity and cohesion of the Jewish people as a whole and its connection to the State of Israel.

IRF Mourns the Passing of Rabbi Shear Yashuv Hacohen, zt"l

September 6, 2016

The International Rabbinic Fellowship together with the whole house of Israel, mourns the passing of Rabbi Shear Yashuv Hacohen zt"l, Chief Rabbi of Haifa, and a leading rabbinic scholar and voice of religious Zionism.

IRF Expresses Horror at Atrocity in Nice, France

July 16, 2016

The International Rabbinic Fellowship expresses it shock and horror at the terrorist atrocity committed yesterday in Nice, France that claimed the lives of so many innocent victims. We stand in solidarity with the French people who have seen the murderous reach of terrorists strike their country so many times in the last year.

IRF Condemns Most Recent Acts Of Terror

July 4, 2016

The International Rabbinic Fellowship strongly condemns the recent terrorist outrages against civilians from many countries at the Istanbul airport, in Bangladesh and Iraq and most recently the murders of our brothers and sisters in the Judean Hills near the city of Hebron including that of Hallel Ariel, age 14 from Kiryat Arba, and Miki Mark, age 48 and father of 10 from Otniel. We express our solidarity with the victims and the grief and pain of their families and loved ones.

IRF Mourns the Passing of Elie Wiesel, zt"l

July 4, 2016

The International Rabbinic Fellowship together with the whole house of Israel and the world community mourns the passing of Elie Wiesel zt"l. Mr. Wiesel, a teenage Holocaust survivor, later went on to become one of the most eloquent witnesses to its horrors and a spokesman for preserving the memory of the victims, their lives and the consequences of hate and bigotry.

IRF Mourns Victims of Orlando Shooting

June 14, 2016

The International Rabbinic Fellowship, an organization of more than 200 Modern-Orthodox spiritual and communal leaders, expresses its deep shock, sorrow and pain at the cold-blooded murder of 49 people by a home-grown supporter of the Islamic State in Syria at a gay night club in Orlando, FL.

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