the web site of the Goldstein-Goren International Center for Jewish Thought at Ben-Gurion University. The site provides information on the Center, and on its awards, scholarships, conferences and publications. In addition to this basic information, you will find online lectures given by the scholars of the Goldstein-Goren Department of Jewish Thought, including: Daniel Lasker examines How Medical Halakhah is Made; Boaz Huss sheds light on the connection between the printing of the Zohar and its Hermeneutics; and Haim (Howard) Kreisel breaths life into the academic reading of the Kuzari. The site also has a glossary of terms related to the lectures and is expected to expand in the coming months.

This summer, the Jewish Flame is sponsoring its 25th annual Free Jewish Study Institute in Manhattan. Whether you'd like to learn Bible, Talmud, Jewish History or Women and Judaism, the Jewish Flame has a Summer class just right for you. Classes are held on the Upper West Side at the Carlebach Synagogue, on the East Side at Congregation Adereth El, and at NYU’s Kimmel Center. Classes begin June 21st and tuition is FREE! For more information, you can visit us on the web and download a PDF schedule or send us an email.

The Jewish Healing Institute is proud to offer, for the very first time, an on-line, home study Jewish healing education program. This is ideal for nurses, physicians, body therapists, counselors, psychotherapists, and other health professionals who wish to add Jewish healing to their practice. We invite all individuals who desire an in-depth understanding of Jewish healing, and its practice using holistic, energy based concepts. This program is also geared towards providing additional tools and support to those who lead Jewish healing services.

Resources for scholars, students and the public interested in Jewish History. Some of the highlights of the site include: Jewish history faculty, Material for the study of Jewish history, Grants and Fellowships, Conferences, Academic programs, Centers of Jewish studies, Timeline, Holocaust and much more. Updated daily!!

The Khazars and their contribution to European Jewry. An accurate brief research about the Khazar heritage within Ashkenazic Judaism. The Khazar descendance.

The Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies offers a one-year Diploma course(from October to June) in which students study one language intensively (Biblical Hebrew, Modern Hebrew, or Yiddish, at various levels), choose and study six subjects from a wide range of options listed each year, and write a 10,000 word dissertation on a subject of their choice.

The Schocken Institute for Jewish Research includes: The Zalman Schocken Library. The Saul Liebermann ("Ha'Garash") Collection. The Yerushalimsky Archive. The Schocken archive. Exhibitions and lectures. Computerized research data bases. The Hebrew Books Press of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.

The Virtual resource Center for Jewish Education contains various resources for educators including: On-line Judaic Studies Lesson Plans, Mini-sites on heterogeneous Instruction and dealing with trauma in schools, On-line lectures by leading academics an announcements board, Archives of Jewish educational digests; Lookjed and Mifgashim, which have over 1800 subscribers

Weekly Real Audio Lectures on Jewish Subjects

Torah College was set up to provide individuals of diverse backgrounds with the possibility of taking on Jewish courses in an interactive form with the option of acquiring academic credits towards an undergraduate degree

audio tapes rabbis, j.b. so;oveitchik, hershel schachte, issac bernstein, immanue\l bernstein, rakeffet, dr. leimann etal

TORAH - also a "scientific document."

The University of Judaism is an independent Jewish University which includes an outstanding undergraduate school, the College of Arts and Sciences, as well as graduate programs in behavioral psychology, not-for-profit business administration, education and the conservative Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies, the only rabbinical school on the west coast. The UJ Extension Program offers day and evening classes in a wide range of subjects. Additionally, there are many interesting and enjoyable concerts, lectures and art exhibitions offered throughout the year