This series of seminars, explores themes drawn from Judaism's rich 3,000-year legal and ethical tradition. This is a stimulating learning opportunity open for discussion, debate and analysis of Human Rights, the meaning of Justice, Legal and Judicial Ethics, International Relations and Public Interest Law. A textual study will be included.

• Human Rights or Human Obligations? Jewish law's alternative vision on human rights
• Cain and Abel: a Jewish Take of Human Nature, Good and Evil and Ultimate Responsibility
• Judaism: It's Ethics, Beauty, Meaning and power
• The Four Most Important Questions G-d Will Ask You
• Capital Punishment in Jewish Law
• Judaism and Medical Ethics
• What are the implications of cloning human beings in the Jewish tradition?
• Money and Markets: a Jewish Take on Business Ethics
• Jewish Environmental Ethics
• The Jewish Attitude towards people with special needs
• Tikun Olam: The Jewish Responsibility to Perfect G-d's World
• Words That Hurt and Words That Heal: Jewish Ethics of Speech