Shavuot correction
Judaism and democracy, unity and separation

The two communities together, house Prayer Israelis and the Sinai community unite to repair Shavuot night under the sign of religion and state.

 Thursday, May 25, Shavuot Friday evening, from 7:30 PM-12:45 PM

With former Prime Minister and opposition leader Yair Lapid, Maj. Gen. (res.) Ami Ayalon, Prof. Karin Nahon, Rabbi Esteban Gottfried, Rabbi Ariel Pollak, Rabbi Mira Raz and many others. 

  

19:30-19:45 Musical opening

Rabbi Esteban Gottfried, Rabbi Ariel Pollak, Athaliah Lavie

19:45-20:00 Everyone wants unity, but for what?

Rabbi Roni Klein

20:00-20:15 [In English] These are things that have no lesson – Prof. Shani Zoref

These are the things that have no shiur – Prof. Shani Tzoref

20:15-20:30 [In English] Jewish mindfulness Marija Gorodiski

Jewish Mindfulness – Mareike Gorodisky

20:30-21:00 Holiday reception and musical evening

Rabbi Esteban Gottfried, Rabbi Ariel Pollak, Athaliah Lavie

21:00-21:45 The Jewish and Democratic State of Israel

Maj. Gen. (Res.) Ami Ayalon – Head of the Shin Bet and former Commander of the Navy

21:45-22:00 Snack and coffee break

22:00-22:45 On borders and power in the information age, and where it meets Israeli democracy

Prof. Karin Nahon, Head of the Data, Governance and Democracy Track at Reichman University

22:45-23:00 Coffee break and music

23:00-23:45 The punishment of Moses our Lord

Yair Lapid, former Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition

23:45-00:00 Nighttime music break and snacks

00:00-00:15 Kabbalistic and psychoanalytic reflections on unity and separation

Rabbi Ariel Pollak

00:15-00:30 Shavuot Tikkun as a protest crying out for change

Many Mira Raz

00:30-00:45 [In English] Missing or Hidden? A Look at the Incomplete Acrostic of the "Asheri" Prayer – Rachel Schwartzman

Missing or Hidden? A look at the incomplete acrostic of the Ashrei prayer  –Rachel Schwarzman

00:45-01:00 [In English] Tisha Kabin, Seriously? Rethinking Talmudic Units of Measure – Peter Reuven

No, nine kav, really? Not so straight: forward thinking on Talmudic units of measurement – Peter Reuven