An Evening of Tribute 2013 - honoring Alan Silberman, Rabbi Jacob Herber & Cantor Steve Stoehr

Start Date: 
8 Dec 2013 05:00
End Date: 
11 Dec 2013 07:00
Host Place: 
North Suburban Synagogue Beth El, December 8, 2013 and Jewish Theological Seminary, December 11, 2013
Location: 
Highland Park, IL and New York, NY

 

4 ways to connect your Seder to Israel & The Jewish People

MERCAZ Olami and Masorti Olami once again bring you four interesting and relevant discussion pieces to add to your Seder that connect you with Israel and the Jewish People. 

 
Click here to see last year's 4 ways to connect your Seder to Israel.
 
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Purim - A question of glasses and happy endings - in ENGLISH, SPANISH, RUSSIAN and FRENCH

Rabbi Marcelo Polakoff, Rabbi of Masorti synagogue Centro Union Israelita de Cordona in Argetina and President of the Latin American region of the Rabbinical Assembly created an educational guide for Purim available to dowload in English, Spanish,

"I shook the hand that blessed Barack Obama" writes Rabbi Tzvi Graetz in his Times of Israel blog

Author (short): 
"I shook the hand that blessed Barack Obama" writes Rabbi Tzvi Graetz in his Times of Israel blog

 
In the last few days, the Israeli news has been filled with nothing but conjectures about which parties will make up the new government in Israel and when the Prime Minister will be sworn in. But this week, I am in Los Angeles for the Masorti Olami and MAROM AMLAT Leadership Seminar and all the Americans can talk about is whether or not the singer Beyonce lip synched at the recent inauguration ceremony for President Obama.
 

Date: 
28 Jan 2013

Masorti Olami's 2012 Annual Review

 To read our review of 2012 (published in December 2012), please click on the picture below.
 

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New Year, New Flag: Conservative/Masorti movement puts a pluralistic spin on the Simchat Torah flag

Author (short): 
Helen Chernikoff

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When Rabbi Tzvi Graetz was a little boy in the Israel of the 1970s, he would visit the shuk, or market, with his father every High Holiday season to buy flags to wave during Simchat Torah, when the giving of the Torah is celebrated.

Date: 
25 Sep 2012