- Beit
Haverim (Hebrew: בית חברים, lit. 'House of Friends') is a
French nonprofit organization for
LGBTQ Jews.
Founded in 1977 by a
handful of Ashke****...
- de
France Homo****ualités et
Socialisme Inter-LGBT SOS
Homophobie Beit
Haverim Identoba LSVD+ –
Federation ****
Diversity (LSVD+)
Quarteera LGBT Qaamaneq...
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synagogues either joined or
became linked to the UAHC,
while Congregation Bet
Haverim in
Atlanta joined Reconstructionist Judaism. Notably, however, CBST elected...
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posthumously by his son
Solomon David S****oon. 5709-1949. pp.171,172 "Israel
Haverim history". Alphan,
Melis (2017-12-09). "Ladino: A Judeo-Ottoman language...
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Congregation Beit
Simchat Torah (New York, New York)
Congregation Bet
Haverim (Atlanta, Georgia)
Temple Israel (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) Makom: Creative...
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MosHe 2003
Catalog List, http://hebrew-academy.huji.ac.il/al_haakademya/
haverim/haverimbeavar/Pages/yehudaratsabi.aspx
Archived 2014-08-31 at the Wayback...
- Yana's
Friends (Hebrew: החברים של יאנה, romanized: Ha
Haverim shel Yana) is a 1999
Israeli film
directed by Arik Kaplun.
script editor: Savi Gabizon. Critically...
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family for the
privilege of
knowing them; and
ending with the words,
Shalom Haverim -- Goodbye, Friends. This book is
being used by
religious and non-religious...
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Church of St.
Eustache is
known for its
openness towards LGBT people. Beit
Haverim was
established in 1977 for
Jewish LGBTQ+
people and
their friends. The...
- Hasidim, is also running.
Because the name of the
party in
Hebrew is "Kulanu
Haverim Na Nach", they
objected to the use of the
first word by
Moshe Kahlon's...
