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Pursuing Justice

A woman shouts into a megaphone during a protest; others hold a red banner in the background.

As members of local and global Jewish communities, we bear responsibility for pursuing justice and equality for all the citizens of the world. We can all give tzedakah and a little time, while some of us have the capacity to do much more. We make the world better when we fight for justice from a place of humility and love. These rituals and prayers infuse that work with a sense of holiness and perspective to help us do just that.

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Chorus sings inspiring song on creating peace in the world

A group of people joyfully singing, holding microphones, dressed in white, against a backdrop of city buildings.

Beautiful melody for Mah Tovu

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“Help us to see ourselves in all creation, / and all creation in ourselves, ourselves in one another.”

Woman in white dress sitting on a rocky ledge, overlooking a lush green forest and rolling hills.

“We walk on cracked earth / forward on swollen feet…”

Silhouettes of two hikers helping each other on a mountain with a clear sky and rugged peaks in the background.

“What goes on in their heads? / How do they justify the cruelty?”

A child peers through a small hole in a dark wall, light illuminating their eye.

“Be with the children, their mothers, their fathers … who brave border crossings / because they have no choice…”

A man embraces a woman and another person, providing a comforting hug outdoors.

A prayer against the injustice of children taken from parents by U.S. immigration authorities

Children standing in line indoors, next to a wall with MEDICAL and ICE signs.

“We pray for strength as we cry out and organize and fight…”

Person sitting on ground holding a torn paper with HELP written on it, obscuring their face.

Response to gun violence

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MLK’s “Beyond Vietnam” speech set to Haftarah trope

A man in a suit speaks into multiple microphones, surrounded by others outdoors.

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