|














|
The following list is not intended to be
comprehensive. If you know of any additional Jewish web sites that might
be of interest to traditional Jews or our members, please E-mail
the Webmaster.
INDEXES
AND COMPILATIONS
Judaism and Jewish
Resources is one of the largest and most comprehensive indices of
Jewish subjects on the Internet. Created and maintained by Andrew
Tannenbaum, this is a wonderful resource.
Another user maintained
Jewish
resource site is maintained by Jacob Richman in Israel. There is a
huge amount of information here and it's very well organized into
categories.
The Maven, based in Israel,
promotes itself as the ultimate Jewish/Israel index, with more than 5000
links to Jewish sites around the world. Check out especially, their
index to
Jewish
Communities and Synagogues around the world.
Shamash.org is the web site of
the Jewish Internet Consortium, featuring topics on Israel, Tanach,
Jewish places, the Holocaust, Judaica, computers and social action.
Also check out JewishFamily.com,
an extraordinary web site focusing on Jewish family and parenting
issues.
Yahoo is one of the most popular and comprehensive Internet
search engines and reference sites.
Back to Top
ISRAEL
Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- important updates on current events in Israel, including interviews,
background information and video feeds describing Israel's position on
the war against terrorism.
State of Israel Bonds -
visit this site for information on how our donations help to build
Israel's economy.
The Jerusalem Post - Internet
Edition (US mirror site)
Virtual Jerusalem
is the largest online Jewish Community site, with articles, discussion
forums, chat, singles, travel, business and other online resources.
Israel
For Kids is an educational website produced by the Embassy of Israel
to teach young American students about the history, symbols and major
sites of Israel.
Back to Top
CHICAGO

Virtual Jewish Chicago is an
exciting new web site sponsored by the
Dawn
R. Schuman Institute for Jewish Learning, the
Chicago
Jewish News, the Greater Chicago
Jewish Folk Arts Festival and
Rosenblum's
World of Judaica. It is a comprehensive guide to Jewish life in
Chicago, including articles, calendar, listings, photos, Jewish living
and other links.

Chicago Jewish Community Online
- Local, world and government news affecting the Jewish community,
an events calendar featuring hundreds of events, lectures, and notices
and The Guide to Jewish Living in Chicago a directory for the Jewish
community, covering an incredible array of topics from Services, Health
and Food, to Education, and Culture.
Back to Top
MUSEUMS
AND
CULTURE
United States Holocaust Memorial
Museum
Washington, D.C.
The Museum of Tolerance -
Simon Weisenthal Center
Los Angeles
The Israel Museum
Jerusalem
Yad Vashem - The Holocaust
Museum
Jerusalem
Beth Hatefutsoth - Museum of the
Jewish Diasporah
Tel Aviv
Back to Top
SOFTWARE,
HEBREW FONTS, CLIP
ART, ETC.
Jewish Clip Art - try these sites for free and shareware GIFs,
animated GIFs, backgrounds, borders, and other graphics for personal use
in your own web pages, cards, reports and publications. Many of these
pages also provide links to other pages with additional content.
Back to Top
EDUCATION
The J Site - Jewish Education and
Entertainment, featuring Hebrew Songbook, Jewish Coloring Book,
Israel Geography Game, Language Match Game, and many other
sections.
The Associated Talmud Torahs run
more than 30 Jewish primary, secondary and Sunday schools in the Chicago
area and surrounding communities. This web site lists the various ATT
organizations, programs and services.
Solomon Schechter Day Schools of
Metropolitan Chicago
Jewish Genealogical Society is
an important resource if you want to trace your roots. JewishGen®,
Inc. is the primary internet source connecting researchers of Jewish
genealogy worldwide. Its most popular components are the
JewishGen Discussion Group, the JewishGen Family Finder (a
database of over 200,000 surnames and towns), the comprehensive
directory of InfoFiles, ShtetLinks for over 200 communities, and
a variety of databases such as the ShtetlSeeker and Jewish
Records Indexing-Poland. JewishGen's online Family
Tree of the Jewish People contains data on over one million people.
Back to Top
RELIGIOUS
TOPICS
The Jewish Outreach Center in
Ra'anana is run by Rabbi Shmuel Weiss, a former Rabbi of Congregation
B'nai Shalom. They provide a weekly parsha commentary and D'var Torah,
plus other services and information.
Check out the Orthodox Union site for
information on OU-certified kashruth products, torah articles, basic
information about shabbat and yom tovim, and other fascinating Jewish
topics. OU.com brings the world of Jewish learning to you!
Jewish Torah Audio (613.org)
features hundreds of hours of Jewish audio, including liturgy, songs,
readings, stories, spoken essays and other materials.
Jewish America provides
links for Torah and Traditional information, products and services. They
feature excellent commentary on the the weekly parshiyot, Jewish
observance and ritual, all from a traditional and orthodox perspective.
Navigating the Bible,
sponsored by ORT, allows you to study bible portions, hear the melodies,
learn the notes for Sedrah and Haftorah and learn about the people,
places and events described in the bible.
Back to Top
RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENTS

JewishMusic.com is an excellent source of cantorial, Israeli, kids,
folk, klezmer and other forms of Jewish music. You can hear excerpts
online and order using a typical shopping cart metaphor. And
best of all, B'nai Shalom receives a percentage of each
order that you place using the link above. So if you want to
buy Jewish music, do it from this link and help to support your shul.
(B'nai Shalom does not endorse JewishMusic.com over any other online or
offline source of Jewish music.)

KosherSupermarket.com provides OU-certified kosher food,
delivered to your door. In some areas (not yet Chicago), they deliver
same day using their own trucks, just like Peapod or Webvan. For us in
Buffalo Grove, we have to use FedEx or UPS Overnight. But Kosher
Supermarket has many hard-to-find items, including grocery, deli, meat,
bakery, sweets, wines and spirits, gift baskets, nutrition, and holiday
specials. And, as with JewishMusic.com above, B'nai Shalom receives a
percentage of each order that you place by clicking on the link above.
So if you want to buy kosher food, you can also help to support your
shul. (B'nai Shalom does not endorse KosherSupermarket.com over any
other online or offline source of Jewish food.)
Hamakor Gallery, located in
Skokie, is one of the largest Judaica stores in the country. They have a
mail order catalog and many unusual art items. You can order directly
from this web site.
Rosenblums's claims to be
the oldest and largest full-service Jewish bookstore in the Midwest.
They feature Jewish and religious books, giftware, religious items,
multi-media and artwork. You can purchase online from this site.
Galerie Robin is in
Cincinnati. They also publish a catalog that features unusual items from
less well-known artists.
Back to Top
|