It is very frightening to think that a man as despicable as Trump could be our next President.
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Rabbi Fredi Cooper
9 years ago
I am outraged that it is even possible for Donald Trump to be considered as viable to lead our country.
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Rabbi Malka Packer
9 years ago
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Trump's racist, xenophobic, sexist, anti-choice, Ill-informed comments are harmful and painful. Honored to sign this.
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Rabbi Mark Newton
9 years ago
I'm male, but I'm a rabbi. And I support ALL of my sisters!
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Rabbi Sue Mauer Morningstar
9 years ago
may our words be heard. . .
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Rachel Cowan
9 years ago
thank you for organizing our voices
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Rabbi Margaret Frisch Klein
9 years ago
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I join my fellow women rabbis in saying that the power of our words is important. We must guard our tongues carefully. We may not stand idly by while our neighbor bleeds.
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Rabbi Ilene Harkavy Haigh
9 years ago
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Ken yehi Ratzon that these words might be heard. Our words of compassion and care and work in b'tzelim elohim. - I would have loved to come to Philadelphia but we will be in Israel - thank you
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Yael Splansky
9 years ago
I am an American citizen and a registered voter living happily in Canada.
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Rabbi Nicole Roberts
9 years ago
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I am an American rabbi living and working in Australia. Women and men the world over are appalled by the offensive behaviours described in this petition. It is an utter embarrassment and disgrace, and we need to show that denigration is not the true spirit of America.
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Rabbi Sarah Rubin
9 years ago
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Civility and compassion for all should be a given in the world and not something we need to advance through words in petitions, from our pulpits, or in our national civic experience.
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Rabbi Janet Bieber
9 years ago
I didn't realize I had to sign up using Rabbi in front of my name. And yes, I am an ordained Rabbi!
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Rabbi Janet Bieber
9 years ago
We raise our voices against this kind of hate speech meant to incite and anger.
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Rabbi Paula Mack Drill
9 years ago
I am proud to stand with women who say, "not in our names."
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Rabbi Sue Levi Elwell
9 years ago
Kol hakavod. Thank you for this powerful, clear and timely statement.
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Stephanie DICKSTEIN
9 years ago
I am deeply saddened that we need to make a public statement like this in 2016
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Rabbi Jill Zimmerman
9 years ago
Amen.
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Rabbi Esther Reed
9 years ago
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God created the world with words and we have the power to create or destroy society with the words we use. That is why I am signing this petition.
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Leslie Schotz
9 years ago
It is important for all people to stand up to hateful violent speech.
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Deborah Zecher
9 years ago
In despair because there is such a need for this petition and grateful that we have this opportunity to make a strong statement like this.
It is very frightening to think that a man as despicable as Trump could be our next President.
I am outraged that it is even possible for Donald Trump to be considered as viable to lead our country.
Trump's racist, xenophobic, sexist, anti-choice, Ill-informed comments are harmful and painful. Honored to sign this.
I'm male, but I'm a rabbi. And I support ALL of my sisters!
may our words be heard. . .
thank you for organizing our voices
I join my fellow women rabbis in saying that the power of our words is important. We must guard our tongues carefully. We may not stand idly by while our neighbor bleeds.
Ken yehi Ratzon that these words might be heard. Our words of compassion and care and work in b'tzelim elohim. - I would have loved to come to Philadelphia but we will be in Israel - thank you
I am an American citizen and a registered voter living happily in Canada.
I am an American rabbi living and working in Australia. Women and men the world over are appalled by the offensive behaviours described in this petition. It is an utter embarrassment and disgrace, and we need to show that denigration is not the true spirit of America.
Civility and compassion for all should be a given in the world and not something we need to advance through words in petitions, from our pulpits, or in our national civic experience.
I didn't realize I had to sign up using Rabbi in front of my name. And yes, I am an ordained Rabbi!
We raise our voices against this kind of hate speech meant to incite and anger.
I am proud to stand with women who say, "not in our names."
Kol hakavod. Thank you for this powerful, clear and timely statement.
I am deeply saddened that we need to make a public statement like this in 2016
Amen.
God created the world with words and we have the power to create or destroy society with the words we use. That is why I am signing this petition.
It is important for all people to stand up to hateful violent speech.
In despair because there is such a need for this petition and grateful that we have this opportunity to make a strong statement like this.