Judaism and Jewish Resources
Changing Servers
20-October-1994
The
Judaism and Jewish Resources
page has a new home at
http://shamash.nysernet.org/trb/judaism.html . Many thanks to
Joel Jones at UIUC who has graciously provided http service for this
page and has processed my frequent updates. The Shamash project at
Nysernet has given me access to their http server so I will be able to
modify the page myself, so I'll be able to keep it more current,
instead of filtering the changes through Joel.
There is a copy of the page below, but it will not be kept up to date.
Please modify your pointers to point to the new page at Shamash.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience that will be caused by this change.
Andy Tannenbaum
trb@clam.com
The Internet is rich with Jewish resources.
This page shows you the doors to all these resources, so that you may
go in and explore.
Web and Gopher Central Services
The
Israel Sensitive Map
is a visual interface to all the Web and Gopher servers in Israel.
(A
text-based list
is also available.)
The
Shamash Project
Gopher and
Web
at Nysernet
in New York and
Jerusalem One
Gopher
in Israel are large repositories of information on Israel and Judaism.
The University of Minnesota
develops and tracks the Gopher system.
They keep a database of all Gopher servers.
They keep a list of links to
all Gopher servers in Israel
which includes academic, commercial, and government sites.
FTP archives
The Shamash Project's
israel.nysernet.org
ftp archive contains many kinds of Jewish-oriented information.
The
jerusalem1.datasrv.co.il
ftp archive has an extensive collection of Hebrew software.
Mailing lists
Some of these sites sponsor
mailing lists that discuss a broad range of Jewish topics - there
are over 100 different Jewish discussion lists on the Internet.
Jerusalem One has
descriptions
of their lists and
list archives.
Shamash has
descriptions
of their lists and
list archives.
The State of Israel
The
Israeli Government Gopher
focuses on Israeli affairs.
News from Israel
The ISRALINE news service is edited by the Israeli Consulate of New York.
They provide a daily summary of news from the Israeli press.
The ISRALINE subscription mailing list is maintained by Tel Aviv University.
To subscribe to ISRALINE:
Mail to: listserv@vm.tau.ac.il
with message text: subscribe ISRALINE Devorah Cohen
replace "Devorah Cohen" with your name,
and leave the Subject: line empty.
Jerusalem One provides several
media sources
available by mailing list subscription.
The Jerusalem Post provides news service by email for a fee.
Mail to them at jpost@zeus.datasrv.co.il for more information.
Usenet
Usenet offers the following newsgroups of Jewish interest:
SCJ Frequently Asked Questions and Jewish Reading Lists
Soc.culture.jewish has a very informative
FAQ (answers to Frequently Asked Questions)
and Jewish reading lists.
Internet Relay Chat
The IRC has a #israel channel that is
usually active. IRC is a party-line conversation server, allowing
groups of participants around the world to converse in real time.
Jewish Companies
These companies provide Jewish goods and services on the net.
Jewish Resources at Schools
Divrei Torah
Search
Divrei Torah
at Shamash.
Lubavitch
Chabad Lubavitch
provides information on their Chassidic teachings on a Gopher server.
There is a separate Web server with an
Internet Guide to
Chabad Lubavitch Literature.
Museums
The
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
in Washington, DC has a WWW server with exhibitions
and other services.
The
Anne Frank
Web site at the University of Washington.
Tour of Jerusalem
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers a beautiful multimedia tour
called the
Jerusalem Mosaic.
Dead Sea Scrolls
The University of North Carolina has a hypertext version of the
Dead Sea Scrolls
exhibit from the Library of Congress.
JewishNet
The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem's
JewishNet Web server has many pointers to Jewish network services.
JewishNet may also be accessed by
telnet. (Login: JEWISHNET)
Libraries
Telnet access to
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Library Catalog.
Username: ALEPH
Yale University maintains a database of
Library Catalogs Worldwide.
Jewish Studies
The University of California at Davis offers a course,
Introduction to Judaism.
The
Jewish Studies Judaica eJournal
is an on-line journal devoted to research in Jewish Studies.
ORT
The
World ORT Project
in London has a
gopher
and
Web server
with information about
its services.
ANJY - A Network for Jewish Youth also has info on this server.
Calendar
This month's
Hebrew calendar,
today's
Hebrew date,
and
Hebrew calendar (reminder) software.
Ugandan Jewry
The Jewish community at Brown University has been involved with the
Abayudaya Jews of Uganda.
Travels
Philip Greenspun searches for Jewish history in
Berlin and Prague.
Other Web pages of Jewish interest
Stewart Clamen at CMU keeps another list of
Jewish Web links.
The Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Texas at
Austin has a list of
Middle East information services.
Last update: 20-October-1994
Andrew Tannenbaum
trb@clam.com