As we enter this new year, may we go forth, even more determined, to work for peace and to add our voices to sustaining a Jewish state with Jewish values, that lives by the words of its charter to guarantee complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants.
Here are some other ways we can stand up from here to raise our voices for a stronger Israel where the dignity
of all people is upheld, where democracy is protected and cherished, and where pluralism thrives.
Chag sameah and Shabbat shalom, Sarah
Join us on our TBE trip in January! Find the full itinerary here.
The Movement for Quality Government in Israel is a Jerusalem-based NGO committed to promoting the values of democracy, transparency, good governance and civic engagement in Israeli society for nearly 30 years.
UnXceptable is one group behind the protests in Israel and around the world.
On Israel’s 75th anniversary, Israel Story presented a special series following the descendants of the original signatories called Signed, Sealed and Delivered. I found it to be a beautiful and often disturbing reflection on this moment.
Our very own Elihay Skital, emissary/shaliah here in Rhode Island. Elihay teaches Israeli Dance, and provides educational programming. Invite him to Shabbat or coffee-he is terrific and has much to share.
Israel Story is like This American Life, but about Israel. It is a beautiful way to hear stories about Israel with insights into Israeli culture and Life.
Streetwise Hebrew is a bite-sized language podcast with insight into history and culture.
A Deeper Dive: Please feel free contact me, Rabbi Neimeiser and Cantor Seplowin with your questions. I am constantly reading and listening and look forward to discussing! I would be happy to share my whole list of Israel resources that I share with each trip.
5:45 p.m. Community Sukkot Shabbat Led by Rabbi Mack, Rabbi Neimeiser, and Cantor Seplowin with support from congregational musicians in the sanctuary. Service will be at 6:15 immediately following community dinner.
