More than one hundred art pieces by twenty-six Israeli artists will be showcased at the first Contemporary Israeli Art Exhibit and Sale at Neve Schechter on December 13, 2018. All proceeds will benefit Neve Schechter. If you are in Israel, please join us!
The Genger Prize for Excellence in TALI Education Winner Announced!
Genger family members, Schechter Institutes representatives and TALI educators gathered in Modi’in, for an emotional evening and celebrated the Genger prize.
When Disaster Strikes By R. Miriam Berkowitz
One Saturday night in November, 1995, I was making havdala with JTS rabbinical students spending a year in Israel Matt Berkowitz, Matt Eisenfeld z”l and Shai Held in their apartment in Rehavia. The calmness of the evening broke down when an urgent announcement of the tragic and unexpected murder of then Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was made on the radio.
What Does “Be Fruitful and Multiply” Mean? By Eitan Cooper
Israel is already one of the most densely populated countries in the world. What are the potentially destructive implications of our extraordinarily high birthrate?
Judaism and Christianity: Bridging the Gap Dr. Ari Ackerman
Dr. Ari Ackerman, Dean of the Schechter Institute asks: Can Judaism and Christianity cooperate, or is there an unbridgeable gap between these two religions?
Schechter Rabbinical Seminary Opens a New Torah Lishma Program in Tel Aviv
Active professionals interested in studying in a Beit Midrash atmosphere that combines traditional learning with an open and critical approach to the sources, one full day per week. No prior acquaintance with Jewish sources is required for participation.
Jewish Life Flourishing in Ukraine Camp Ramah Yachad
Israeli cantor and musician Saralee Shrell-Fox shares her experience teaching in this unique camp, which provides an opportunity for teenagers to encounter a joyous Jewish community environment and create connections that last a lifetime.
TALI Partnership with the Ministry of Education in Israel
2018 saw the strengthening of TALI partnership with the Ministry of Education. Today TALI is Israel’s largest pluralistic in-school Jewish studies program, educating 50,000 children and providing professional support to 2,500 educators in 315 public schools and pre-schools from the Golan to Eilat.
70 Voices Heard in the Heart of Tel Aviv
From an a capella concert of traditional Moroccan love songs to a Iranian jazz fusion evening, cutting-edge Israeli musicians have brought to the Neve Schechter’s stage a renewed take on their heritage.
What happens on the streets of Jerusalem during Selichot? Dr. Einat Ramon
