Tag: Holocaust Remembrance Day

Welcoming Shabbat together, with music, singing, Israeli prayer, and a community atmosphere!!
You are invited to take a breath before Shabbat, and join a Israeli, Tel Avivian communal prayer that blends the old with the new, the Jewish with the Israeli, and the personal with the communal. Suitable for all ages!!

With Rabbi Esteban Gottfried, Didi Dror, the acclaimed singer Atalia Levi, and musician Matthias Shlomo, and other musicians.

We meet every Friday at 6:30 PM at Beit Shalom Aleichem, Berkovich 2, Tel Aviv.
You are invited to bring a food or drink item for the Kiddush following Kabbalat Shabbat.

15.4.26 19:00-21:00 On the divorce ceremony with Rabbi Shlomo Zacharov

"Rabbi Akiva taught: If a man and a woman merit it, the Divine Presence rests between them. If they do not merit it, fire consumes them. (Babylonian Talmud, Sotah 17a) How can Rabbi Akiva's words be reconciled with a world where one in three couples separates or divorces? And how can one "separate forces" according to Judaism? In this session, we will meet with Rabbi Shlomo Zacharoff, who serves, among other roles, as the Chairman of the Halachic Committee of the "Knesset Harabanim" of the Masorti Movement in Israel and manages its Rabbinical Court for Divorce. Together with Rabbi Shlomo, we will delve into the Jewish divorce ceremony and learn about its origins, the course of the ceremony, the content of the Get (divorce document), how it is written, what it obligates and what it permits, and much more. A session of learning, conversation, and sharing. Wednesday | April 26, 2020 | 7:00 PM–9:00 PM "Befanuchu" Space 9 Itamar Ben-Avi Street, Tel Aviv.

Holocaust Remembrance Gathering - "The Responsibility to Remember and Remember Responsibly" This year too, we will mark the "Gathering" ceremony. We will meet on Monday, April 13, 2026, at 8:00 PM for an hour in which we will together take responsibility for the memory of the Holocaust. We will say Kaddish, hear testimony, and remember our family members who perished and the communities that were and no longer are. This year we will hear Charlie's testimony: At the office of an Israeli synagogue: 9 Itamar Ben Avi Street, Tel Aviv. Admission is free. Please register in advance.