New group aims to give Torah ethics a voice in communal debate
A new campaign to put “Torah ethics” at the centre of communal debate is to launch at Yom Kippur.
Thousands of copies of the inaugural 12-page pamphlet produced by the Jewish Ethics Project will be available at more than two dozen London synagogues for worshippers to read over the fast.
JEP “aims to bring a clear Jewish moral voice to the ethical challenges of our time”, rooted in the core principles of chesed, mishpat, and tzedakah -– “kindness, justice, and righteousness”, its founders say.
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