This Forgiveness Shabbat Talk is a discussion activity designed to increase familiarity with the wisdom of Jewish traditions surrounding forgiveness. This is relevant as part of your Yom Kippur preparations or any time of the year and can be adapted for people of all ages.

Justin Amler examines the time he spent in uniform volunteering for the State of Israel and how it is not necessary to be in uniform to stand among the defenders of the Jewish Nation.

In Jewish tradition, Yom Kippur is the day on which God assesses the deeds of each person and decides their fate for the coming year. In Israel, there are different versions of how Jews spend their Yom Kippur.

Start Cooking Israel for the Chagim today with our Israel-inspired selection of recipes to add to your traditional celebration!

Can we forgive Israel for not being perfect?

For Israelis, Yom Kippur is not only a religious and spiritual tradition, it is also marks a human tragedy. Share this special reading with your community as we prepare our personal recitations of U'Netaneh Tokef.

Labeling ourselves and each other is natural however over labeling and subdivision disconnects us from the greater group, from our connection to the different parts of the Nation of Israel. The goal of “Limits of Labels” is to raise awareness of how labels affect us and learn how to create unity despite our different labels.