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A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.

A journey to Shabbat - personal, domestic, communal and national. Beit Midrash 5786 led by Rani Yager and guest lecturers. On the place of the Jewish-Israeli Shabbat, the richness of perspectives on Shabbat from classical and modern sources, the experiential side of Shabbat as embodied in ceremony, poetry, poetry and food. And a review of the book "Shabbat of Freedom" by Dov Elbaum and Ariel Picard and their proposal for five different ways to observe Shabbat.