May it be Your will,Holy One, our God, our ancestors’ God,that you erase war and bloodshed from the worldand in its place draw downa great and glorious peaceso that nation shall not lift up sword against nationneither shall they learn war any more. Rather, may all the inhabitants of the earthrecognize and deeply knowthis great … [Read more…]
The International Assembly for Netzarim Judaism is establishing a new website. For many years our previous website was hosted on a free web server. We are very grateful for the many years that provided us. But due to the nature of that site, there was no history online, there was no search engine crawling, we … [Read more…]
The IANJ formally denounces any form of political violence. Disagreements of a political nature should always be resolved through civil means such as the constitutionally exercised right to vote and public debate. Under no circumstances is the assassination of any human being ever an acceptable recourse. This was a regrettable and reprehensible act. We pray … [Read more…]
[edited with additional information] The International Assembly for Netzarim Judaism unequivocally condemns the attacks by Hamas and Palestinian militants that occurred on October 7, 2023 in Israel. Particularly those that occurred at the Re’im Music Festival in southern Israel where more than 300 peaceful civilians were massacred. In addition, reports of mass rape, kidnapping, the … [Read more…]
We welcome the release of the US National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism by President Biden’s administration. This strategy, with it’s multiple actions, demonstrates our federal governments resolve to address the rising tide of antisemitism in this country, to raise awareness of the ongoing problems we face, and to assist in protecting Jewish communities. We hope … [Read more…]
Netzarim Judaism is a non-Rabbinical form of Judaism. As with our Karaite brethren, we recognize Tanakh as the source of Halakhah and do not accept Talmud as authoritative or binding. We believe there have been prophets beyond what is recorded in the written Torah, that God continues to speak to us today, but that writings … [Read more…]
The Rabbis and members of the International Assembly for Netzarim Judaism wish to offer their condolences to those people who have lost loved ones to the Covid-19 virus. We fervently pray for a gentle repose for all the souls of those who have died due to this horrific pandemic. We further pray that in this … [Read more…]