The Jewish Women’s Project for Ahavas Yisrael (AY Project) exists to create a worldwide awareness amongst Jewish women of our obligation to love and respect every Jew, by reinforcing the knowledge that all Jews are connected and responsible for one another.
We're a group of women dedicated to increasing Ahavas Yisrael throughout the world. With the rise of terrorism, anti-Semitism, emotional struggles and spiritual suffering, the need to love your fellow Jew is more important than ever. Join us in changing the world for the better.
Our TeamWe inspire Jewish women through weekly group lessons that cover a range of issues and topics. Each prepared 20 minute lesson inspires thoughtful discussion in a warm social setting and ends with the goal of helping women "stretch" themselves and make a positive difference.
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Our library of lessons includes weekly discussions, stories, questions and exercises focused on a range of world issues. Click on an icon below to find the sample lessons. View all lessons by starting or joining a group for free here.
Become adept in Ahavas Yisrael.
Devote just 20 minute to each AY lesson and feel more connected to your friends, family and your own growth potential!
This series delves a little deeper into each Ahavas Yisrael topic and devotes three weeks per topic. These are designed to take 20 minutes.
Utilizing the timeless wisdom from Pirkei Avos (Ethics of our Fathers), this series offers additional ways to improve our thinking regarding our relationships with others.
The issur of Lo Saamod Al Dam Reiacha prohibits us from standing idly by when a fellow Jew is in danger and we are in a position to save him from that danger.
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The Mitzvos of Lo T'save and Lo Sachmod forbid us to desire another Jew's possessions and to take measures to acquire them.
The Mitzvos of lo sikom and lo sitor prohibit us from taking revenge against someone who has wronged us physically, monetarily or verbally, as well as from bearing a grudge against him in our heart.
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“I'm sorry, I was embarrassed to tell you I ripped your coat I borrowed and that’s what took me so long to return it to you,” she said. “I hope you’ll forgive me.”
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The Case Of The Stolen Bicycle. I loved my brand new 10-speed bike, a shiny black Diamondback. I would ride around after school and visit my friends.
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The Torah teaches us to not desire someone else's possessions. It says of a person who is envious ‘His entire life is pain, and he will never be happy' (Sota 9).
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Introduction to the Ahavas Yisrael Group. Learn what we are all about, our basic lesson, and an introduction to ahavas yisrael on a global scale.
The Torah is meticulous about protecting a Jew from shame and values kavod ha’b’ri’ose (human dignity) to the utmost degree...
In Pirkay Avos (Ethics of Our Fathers) it says: “Shammai omer: … emor m’at va’asay harbay…” “Shammai says: …say little and do much...” (6:15)...
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Five Town Chabura started a hospitality gemach for people who need a place to sleep or eat for Shabbat or Yom Tov can call four dedicated numbers and be set up anywhere in the Five Towns.
They also took on to email each other during the week of stories of random acts of kindness. They also invited an inspirational speaker to share tools on giving altruistically
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