Tisha B'Av – Past, Present, Future

Tisha B'Av - Past, Present, Future

On destruction and on hope

The evening

At the museum we

 
Tisha B'Av is a traditional and national day of remembrance and mourning. This year, we come together to mark the date. Hadad Institute in Tel Aviv, the Egalitarian Minyan, the Koret Center, and Beit Tefilah Yisraeli.
On the night of Tisha B'Av, we will gather together to reflect and learn about fracture and destruction – alongside hope and healing. 
In the evening, we will journey through the past, present, and future. We will reflect on the memory of the past, through reading the Book of Lamentations and a visit to Jewish history throughout the museum, and pause on the present, in learning circles about mourning and pain led by facilitators from the egalitarian minyan, the Hadar Institute, and the Ko'ra Center. 
This evening, we will conclude with a look into the future, with a conversation about hope and healing with Liat Azili, an educator, who will speak with Rabbi Dr. Rani Jaeger from Beit Tefilah Yisraeli.
 
Registration fee of 30 shekels
 
Please register at the link provided 👇

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Words for Shabbat - A community blog for this week's parashah

Book of Deuteronomy

Words for Shabbat

""Turn it over and turn it over, be absorbed in it" is what is said about the Torah: Study the Torah from all sides, because each time a different and new aspect and interpretation of the Torah can be revealed. This year we are renewing ourselves with a new section in the newsletter: "Words for Shabbat" - each week we will publish in the newsletter and on the Beit Tefilla website a Torah passage - a few words about the week's parashat from one of the community members and Beit Tefilla staff. And just as their faces are different, so are their opinions - we will wait to read the personal interpretation and learn what the encounter with the parashat brings up in them.

פרשת דברים

Deuteronomy

Dr. Esti Doron on the Parashat D'varim – Between Moses" "Eichah" and Isaiah's "Eichah"

פרשת ואתחנן

Parashat Va'etchanan

Ronen Keller on the "V'Etchanan" affair:
Why did Moses' leadership end, why was it Joshua's time, and what is the connection to our present day?

פרשת עקב

Parshat Eikev

Amir ruled on the Ekev case.
.Between Love and Fear: Two Paths to Faith

פרשת ראה

Parashat Re'eh

Between Blessing and Curse – On Living in the Land with Responsibility. Brigitte Biggar on Parashat Re'eh

פרשת שופטים

Parashat Shoftim

Rivi Dror on Parashat Shoftim – How do we guard our gates?

פרשת כי תצא

Parshat Ki Teitzei

Parshat Ki Teitzei (To War): How do we emerge from war moral?
By Willie Siegel

פרשת כי תבוא

Parshat Ki Tavo

The Torah portion of the declaration of the first fruits teaches us that our national story becomes meaningful only when we see it as part of our personal story, express gratitude for the good we have received, and translate memory into responsibility toward the other.