Even before the U.S. election concluded Tuesday night with the victory of Barack Obama over John McCain, Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman was thinking about how the new U.S. president should address Israel in his incoming administration. His “Letter to the New U.S. President” is receiving a strong response from readers. Read the letter in Hebrew. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘McCain’
Some rabbinic thoughts on next week’s US presidential election
Posted in Diaspora, Education, History, tagged Democrat, election, GOP, israelites, Kennedy, McCain, November, Obama, president, Republican, RFK, sinai, wilderness on October 29, 2008 | 4 Comments »
We mentioned Rabbi Sam Gordon’s involvement with the “Rabbis for Obama” group in a recent post. Here is an adaptation of a sermon he gave last summer in which he brings together the Israelites’ 40 years in the wilderness with the 40 years between the death of Robert F. Kennedy and the nomination of Barack [...]
Hartman Rabbinic Leadership Initiative member cited as key influencer in presidential race
Posted in Education, Hartman Institute, North America, jewish, politics, tagged conservative, Democrat, McCain, Obama, politics, president, rabbis, reform, Republican on October 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This came in a few days ago – OK, we were out for Sukkot: Haaretz reports that American rabbis are coming out publicly for the two U.S. presidential candidates in record numbers this year – the early ones for Barack Obama, with a Rabbis for McCain coming soon, as well.
One of the Hartman Institute’s Rabbinic [...]


