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SUMMARY:A State of Ideals is Not the Same as an Ideal State (Online Only)
DESCRIPTION:Join Rabbi Jan Katzew and Rabbi Elyse Pincus Abrahams as they explore the complexity of Israel and how we might better personally understand our relationship with a country founded on the ideals of democracy\, equality\, justice\, and peace. This program is part of our “Where Are You In Relation to Israel?” series. \nRegister: t-b-s.me/relationtoisrael \nDuring our series\, our topic titles will include: \n\nIsrael in Perspective: Zionism as a Response to Modernity\nIsrael in Perspective: The Zionist Idea\nOne State\, Many Midwives\nA State of Ideals is not the Same as an Ideal State\nBe Careful What You Pray For\nNot All Wars Are the Same\nThe Story of Hatikvah\n\nAll sessions will be recorded. \nOur Teacher: Rabbi Jan Katzew \nRabbi Katzew\, PhD is Associate Professor Emeritus of Jewish Thought and Education and Senior Educator of the EMA Program at HUC-JIR. After serving for six years as rabbi/educator at The Community Synagogue in Port Washington\, NY\, Jan became a Jerusalem Fellow and earned a doctorate at the Hebrew University in Jewish Thought and Education. For fifteen years Jan led a team of educators at the Union for Reform Judaism that was responsible for designing\, developing\, and implementing curricular resources for early childhood centers\, congregational schools\, day schools and adult learning communities throughout the world. Since its inception in 2008\, Jan has been a senior consultant to the iCenter for Israel Education\, mentoring students from multiple graduate schools and seminaries to become Israel educators\, a task made even more important after October 7\, 2023. Jan is the author of popular and scholarly articles in multiple fields that include Interfaith dialogue\, Mussar\, Medieval Hebrew Poetry\, Israel Education\, Moral Development\, and educational philosophy and practice.
URL:https://tbsneedham.org/event/where-are-you-in-relation-to-israel/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Panim el Panim
DESCRIPTION:Please join us as members of our Temple Beth Shalom community meet via Zoom with members of Congregation Mevasseret Zion – a progressive/Reform congregation just outside of Jerusalem. This is a meaningful series of online conversations about the current crisis. Questions? Email Rabbi Jay.
URL:https://tbsneedham.org/event/panim-el-panim/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Adult Learning,Events
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Eastern:20250223T093000
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SUMMARY:Israeli Art as a Window to Israeli History and Memory
DESCRIPTION:With Israeli artist and educator Shirel Horovitz \nThe TBS Adult Learning committee is pleased to invite Shirel Horovitz\, creative director for CSP\, and an award winning artist with exhibits in museums and galleries in Israel and the US. \nIn this program at TBS\, Shirel will present Israeli art from the early 20th century to today touching on key art works and themes to explore the way they highlight and challenge the Israeli narrative. It’s a fascinating way to take a fresh look at the Israeli narrative as well as a unique introduction to behind the scenes of the Israeli art world. Shirel will emphasize shifting narratives\, its relation to the international art world and will lay the groundwork to understanding the diversity of the contemporary local scene. \nA bagel breakfast will be served. $10 for non-members.\nRegister: t-b-s.me/israeliart\nContact: adultlearning@tbsneedham.org \nArtist and educator artist Shirel Horovitz\, creates performances and installations exploring cities\, communities and the relations between people and space. She earned her BFA from Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem\, and her MA from the interdisciplinary art program in Tel Aviv University. Her works were exhibited in museums and galleries in Israel and the US. She is recipient of the Rabinovich prize 2018 and the Weismann art grant for 2023. A new series of her drawings are part of a new exhibition at ANU museum and she is currently working on new sculptures in her studio in Tel Aviv towards a solo show opening in The Herzliya Artists Residence Gallery. \nAlongside her art practice\, Shirel is the creative director of CSP. Horovitz lectures\, leads art tours\, teaches art and is an art consultant to a variety of private groups and institutions\, among them Bezalel Academy of Art and Design\, Alma Hebrew college\, Classrooms Without Borders\, Azrieli LTD\, Minshar College of Art and more. \nDrawing from multiple fields of knowledge\, Shirel weaves into each experience aspects of social issues\, politics\, economy\, religion and more to create a vivid and nuanced image of Israeli reality. Her knowledge\, passion and love of all that is art and Israeli history are nothing less than contagious.
URL:https://tbsneedham.org/event/israeli-art-as-a-window-to-israeli-history-and-memory/
LOCATION:Carmen Hall
CATEGORIES:Adult Learning,Events,Homepage Feature
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SUMMARY:Be Careful What You Pray For
DESCRIPTION:Since 1948\, many prayers for the State of Israel have been created. We will study several different versions of the prayer\, each of which reflects the articulated relationship of a movement or an individual Jew to the State of Israel. This program is part of our “Where Are You In Relation to Israel?” series. New participants are welcome at any time. \nRegister: t-b-s.me/relations \nDuring our series\, our topic titles will include: \n\nIsrael in Perspective: Zionism as a Response to Modernity\nIsrael in Perspective: The Zionist Idea\nOne State\, Many Midwives\nA State of Ideals is not the Same as an Ideal State\nBe Careful What You Pray For\nNot All Wars Are the Same\nThe Story of Hatikvah\n\nAll sessions will be recorded. Rabbi Elyse Pincus Abrahams will be joining Rabbi Katzew throughout the series to bring additional wisdom and insight. \nOur Teacher: Rabbi Jan Katzew \nRabbi Katzew\, PhD is Associate Professor Emeritus of Jewish Thought and Education and Senior Educator of the EMA Program at HUC-JIR. After serving for six years as rabbi/educator at The Community Synagogue in Port Washington\, NY\, Jan became a Jerusalem Fellow and earned a doctorate at the Hebrew University in Jewish Thought and Education. For fifteen years Jan led a team of educators at the Union for Reform Judaism that was responsible for designing\, developing\, and implementing curricular resources for early childhood centers\, congregational schools\, day schools and adult learning communities throughout the world. Since its inception in 2008\, Jan has been a senior consultant to the iCenter for Israel Education\, mentoring students from multiple graduate schools and seminaries to become Israel educators\, a task made even more important after October 7\, 2023. Jan is the author of popular and scholarly articles in multiple fields that include Interfaith dialogue\, Mussar\, Medieval Hebrew Poetry\, Israel Education\, Moral Development\, and educational philosophy and practice.
URL:https://tbsneedham.org/event/where-are-you-in-relation-to-israel-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Eastern:20250225T190000
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SUMMARY:Israel - The Generational Divide: A Course for Parents Struggling to Understand Their Children's Perspectives on Israel
DESCRIPTION:Register: t-b-s.me/generationaldivide \nThe crisis in Israel has caused divides within and beyond the Jewish community. We have heard so many stories of families at odds with each other over Israel\, family members who are unable or unwilling to communicate with each other. This course is specifically for parents who are wrestling with their college-age children’s views on Israel. We are hoping to bring parents together to learn and think together about Israel and about family. The course will be a mix of various types of learning. We will be looking at different perspectives on Israel\, including that part of the Jewish community which questions Israel\, not with the eye to tear down but to try to critically understand this worldview. While primarily designed for parents\, other adults with college-age or older high school students in their lives (e.g.\, grandparents and other caregivers) are also welcome to participate. \nCo-Sponsored by Hebrew College and Temple Beth Shalom\, Needham \nCost: Free to Temple Beth Shalom Members \nLocation: In-person at Temple Beth Shalom \nFor more information\, view the flyer or contact adultlearning@hebrewcollege.edu
URL:https://tbsneedham.org/event/israel-the-generational-divide-a-course-for-parents-struggling-to-understand-their-childrens-perspectives-on-israel/
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