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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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Tisha B'Av – Past, Present, Future

Tisha B'Av – Past, Present, Future
On destruction and on hope
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 👇
Beit Tefilah Israeli, Holidays, Sabbaths and holidays

Oh what we had – ancient pain meets a broken heart

Tisha B'Av - Megillah reading and discussion at the Ano Museum

""Oh, what we had" – Ancient pain meets a broken heart

Reading of the Scroll of Lamentations and discussion about ancient pain, broken hearts, and hope throughout the museum. 

On the eve of Tisha B'Av, the most significant commemoration of the Holocaust in the Hebrew calendar – we want to draw threads of memory, sadness, commemoration, and hope from the history of the Jewish people. 

We chose to hold the Tisha B'Av Eve at the Ano Museum - the Museum of the Jewish People - out of a desire to stay in a space of memory of the past that continues to tell the story of our people, which is constantly renewing itself. 

This is an evening of connection to our history, whose tears are renewed even today. 

The evening will be divided into a visit to 4 exhibitions in the museum, with each exhibition having an observation and a short lesson by one of the evening's speakers - each of the visitors will participate in 2 of the 4 tour-lessons. 

We will conclude the evening with a plenary session to formally summarize and reflect on the evening, laments, and shared singing with the participation of the lecturers, the musicians of the prayer house, and the audience. . 

Tonight's program: 

20:30 – Doors open 

21:00 – Round 1 

21:30 – Round 2 

My Heart is Beating: On Destruction, Responsibility, and Comfort | Chapter 1'

            Dr. Ruth Calderon

            Codex Gallery, 1st floor

 

            Poetry and creativity in the wake of 7/10 | Chapter 2'

            Rabbi Dr. Rani Yager

            The October Seven Exhibition, 1st Floor

 

            Why do I need a temple now? | Chapter 3'

            Dr. Jeremy Fogel

            Jewish Travels, 2nd floor

 

            He who is not angry does not love. | Chapter 4'

            Rotem Cohen Kahlon

            "Hallelujah" Gallery, 1st floor

 

22:15 Talk and lamentation – About ancient pains, broken hearts and hope

Led by Rabbi Esteban Gottfried and with the participation of Dr. Ruth Calderon, Rabbi Dr. Rani Yager, Dr. Jeremy Fogel and Rotem Cohen Kahlon

Vocals: Athaliah Lavie, Carmel Nitzan. Piano: Moran Maysles

   Bnei Zion Auditorium, entrance floor

23:00 – End of the evening 

The museum will remain open until midnight. 

The entrance  For a symbolic cost of 20 NIS. 

Entrance to campus through Gate 4. Parking on campus upon presentation of event code 1302953. 

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