The purpose of our organization which is registered in Sweden, is to seek to having a digital religious worldwide community in accordance to the concept of orthodox Judaism. Moreover shall be open to try and apply for registration of a new branch of Judaism as for what we call Conceptive Judaism as well as for the religion for the followers of just The seven laws of Noach, in the countries of interest where also a strong presence of those dwells.
Our organization will appreciate donations from private individuals, foundations, and other organizations. Rather than allowing ourselves to be unhappy about not being recognized by our societies for practicing our religion, which prevents us from integrating, we have chosen this path. Our branch of Judaism declares that we support each other without any rabbi leading us. We make our own decisions. We conduct research and compare different views, checking the opinions of one rabbi against another. With the help of our 24/7 society- meaning even with the help of internet connections-we examine these matters. If we discover differences, they can often be significant. We also do not blame each other if one of us makes a mistake by not being able to follow a specific rule in the Torah. If a mistake occurs for a reason, we place the responsibility on the leadership of the established Orthodox branches and communities who have excluded us or withheld their support, leaving us to live on our own. This exclusion is one of the reasons why we are applying for recognition as a new organization, with the aim of eventually being recognized as a new branch of Judaism. Furthermore, we hold the government of Israel accountable-whether it claims to be religious or not-for excluding us or treating us unjustly. This exclusion has, in fact, brought us closer together, leading us to establish this new organization with the aim of creating a new branch of Judaism. What will be the consequence? By establishing this new branch of Judaism, alongside our Noachide members, we are creating a community that will extend through future generations. Of course, no one in our congregation opposes those who wish to seek an Orthodox rabbi and undergo an official Orthodox Jewish conversion. If someone does so and receives a conversion certificate, we recognize it. After all, it is an Orthodox Jewish teaching to show love to the convert, just as the convert shows love toward the rabbi. We imitate Orthodox Judaism to the best of our ability. Based on ancient sources- which we can reference if desired-we believe that today’s modern era corresponds to the Messianic era, a belief that Orthodox Judaism itself affirms.
Before the revelation of the Messiah, most rabbis, according to our understanding, belong to the so-called Erev Rav. Therefore, we must be cautious and discerning. Moreover, among us are those who have been expelled or blocked from Jewish communities and even from the State of Israel. We can name individuals who have experienced this.
It should also be noted that the term anti- Semitism was chosen to mean “anti- Jewish” by referencing the biblical figure Shem (Sem)—a priest also called Melki- Tsedek and one of the three sons of Noach. Therefore, being anti-Semitic is not necessarily being against only the biological descendants of Israel, but against the teachings of Shem. Unfortunately, this is not well understood by many Jews today. Finally, we must point out that Orthodox Jewish sources themselves state that the Jewish people were dispersed around the world, and the only reason why Jews were dispersed throughout the world is to gather the converts.
https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxEMMYKgUSMvGRz4y1OVAYDo2Z7CFxPtxA?si=pVs8E85hvFfbyBN0
https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxCXDZw3RBA6g0PQqCITVUMnxim4of0oUz?si=bhxC9f_0itOyLOqB
…but we didn’t like this following:
https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx41DWiTndBogbNNz9QRJZUPNtgtTRXoAA?si=tG-LOb1JMSt0Cn4I
What the Rabbi said in that above link about “Haiti… so don’t give money to Africa” is wrong about where Haiti is—it’s in the Caribbean, not Africa. Saying not to help a whole continent also sounds mean to a lot of people, especially because it makes it seem like he’s talking badly about people just because of their skin color. Even if he meant to talk about giving money carefully, the way he said it was confusing and unfair. It would have been better to talk about one country at a time instead of saying something about everyone all at once. We tried to get an explanation from Rabbi Alon Anava and his team on their WhatsApp where we saw by the blue arrows indicating our message was read, but no response.
Interesting YouTube account to let you know of: https://www.youtube.com/@RabbiAnavaAlon
We also recommend books by late author Hyam Maccoby, whom wrote books from the Jewish point of view on Christianity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyam_Maccoby
So far, we haven’t received any donations from anyone. We’re not sure what to do, but we’re holding on to hope. We’re going to try insert information from applied for organization PayPal account herein eventually.
If you’d like to email us of Alliance of Jews its converts and Noachides, our email is: convertsfirst@gmail.com
Our annual membership fee is 130 SEK. For members joining from abroad Sweden, they should check the equivalent amount in their local currency.