Hot-Line to Combat Anti-Israel Activities on College Campuses

Israel Law Center - hotline to fight antisemitism on campuses

A Jewish civil rights group named Shurat HaDin – Israel Law Center has launched the “Campus Hotline,” a manned telephone switchboard to assist university students who are subjected to anti-Israel and anti-Semitic attacks at their schools. Students and faculty are encouraged to call the Campus Hotline at (718) 907-9258 to report any incidents of anti-Semitism, discrimination, intimidation, or harassment arising from anti-Israel activities on campuses.

Shurat HaDin is also soliciting information via the Hotline on boycott, divestment and sanctions campaigns to delegitimize Israel on campus, as well as efforts to provide support for terrorist organizations.

Shurat HaDin is also in the process of creating a “Report Card” to rate campuses based on their commitment to the U.S. Department of Education’s civil rights guidance and to providing a safe and welcoming environment for Jewish students and faculty and for pro-Israel viewpoints. The organization expects administrators at poorly-ranked campuses to become more actively aware of both their legal obligations and their social responsibilities in responding to hostility and discrimination against Jewish students.

Shurat HaDin – Israel Law Center is an international human rights law organization dedicated to enforcing basic human rights through the legal system and to representing victims of terrorism in courtrooms around the world. The organization is based in Tel Aviv and has a newly established American office located in New York.

Hey, People of the Book!

Many of us buy stuff over the Internet; everything from books and DVDs to pet food and tomato sauce. And many of us use Amazon.com, the world's largest store. Well, instead of going to Amazon.com by typing that into your computer, please go there by using one the links below (also found on our website's What's New Page).

If you use the links below, Amazon will donate about 6% of your purchase to the shul. Since they usually have the best prices, you save too!

For example: Here's a link to buy the Artscroll Siddur: Nusach Sefard (the same Siddur we use in the Shul). And here's the The Chumash: The Stone Edition (the same one we use in the Shul). Or any Books at all! Whenever you buy books, you can help the Shul at the same time.

In fact, Amazon donates to the Shul when you buy anything (if you go to Amazon via our links), including:

Electronics, Toys and Games, Clothing and Accessories, Kitchen Gadgets and Housewares, Jewelry and Watches, Home and Garden, Sports and Outdoors, Tools and Hardware... anything!

So please use these links to help the Shul whenever you shop. Thanks.

Chesed Notes

Would you like to be included on a list of people willing to prepare and/or deliver meals to other Adams Street families in need of chesed at the time of a birth, death, or illness (or to help out in other ways)?

If you would like to be contacted in these circumstances, please send your name, phone number and e-mail address along with any specific instructions (i.e. "I am happy to deliver meals, but I don't have any time during the week to cook.") to the following three members of the Chesed Committee:

Shiva meals: Ilana Medvedovsky ()
Births: Tsila Sloane (617-969-7771 or )
Serious Illness: Nechama Fleischmann (617-527-0296 or )

We would like to keep names on file so that we will be able to contact you to ask if you are available to help when a situation arises.

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Purim is Coming! Be Prepared!

Purim is Coming! Be Prepared!

Impress your friends with your very own Adams Street Shul Centennial Shot Glass. A generous donor has produced a limited edition of one-hundred of these popularity-enhancing beauties so that we can sell them to you.

The price is $36 --- which is only a tiny fraction of the cost of the alchohol you'll enjoy in your Adams Street Centennial Shot Glass on Purim. According to Rabbi Schmerl of Chelm (our visiting Scholar-in-Residence on Purim), if we sell out by then, Moshiach will have to come.

One side of the glass features an image of your favorite Shul, and the other displays a celebratory inscription. In all of Creation, there has never been a shot glass like this. Get yours now, or you might have to wait another hundred years for the next one.