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Stories of Resilience and Hope from Kibbutz Be’eri and Dror Israel

Save the Date | Saturday, March 29 | 12:45PM Next Shabbat, following Kiddush, join us for inspiring visit from survivors of the October 7 massacre. We will hear from Alice Shahar of Kibbutz Be’eri; as well as Elad Pelleg and Eyal Tarchitzky from Dror Israel Alice Shahar, a preschool teacher from Kibbutz Be’eri and a

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Be the Spark! Welcoming SparkIL to KI

Wednesday, March 26 | 1:00PM Brown House 2Life Communities (KI Campus) Ignite Israel’s dreamers in supporting their small businesses! Join us Na’ama Ore, SparkIL’s CEO, to learn more about this unique program designed to help Israel small businesses and communities and become part of a growing movement of micro lenders fostering growth and financial resilience

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Special Got Shabbat Dinner with Tomer Cohen

Friday Night, March 7 (Following Services at 6:45-ISH-PM) | SIGN UP KI is delighted to welcome Tomer Cohen of the Harvard Kennedy School to speak at our Got Shabbat dinner on Bridging Divides: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Peace Building in Israel. Dinner includes wine, juice, challah (except on Passover!), and catered meal including fleishig (meat) entrée, vegetarian
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Celebrate Purim at KI!

Thursday, March 13 - Friday, March 14 SIGN UP HERE Get ready to celebrate! Join KI this Purim for a kid's puppet show and dinner, Megillah Reading, and our first-ever hoedown afterparty! Come in costume (cowboy and western costumes encouraged but not mandatory), bring your groggers, and brace yourself for a toe-tapping, knee-slapping, freyliche Purim! There will be a
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Shabbat Weekend with Scholar Arnold Eisen

KI is most honored to welcome Arnold Eisen, one of the world’s foremost authorities on American Judaism and chancellor emeritus of The Jewish Theological Seminary and professor of Jewish Thought, for Shabbat weekend on January 3-4. On Friday: Eisen will join us for Got Shabbat, our Friday night Shabbat dinner for all starting at approx.
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Daily Letter 364: Persistence

One part originality. Nine parts persistence. This is how Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks described our people’s uncanny capacity to survive, indeed to flourish, through our first-4000 years. One of the most powerful examples of persistence is the weekly Newton Center gathering every Sunday morning at 11 am. It’s part of an international network that brings fresh weekly
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