Beit BINA Be’er Sheva proudly presents: Shavuot 2023/5783
Tikun Leil Shavuot, Dinner, Music, Art and More!
Featuring:
Tikkun Leil Shavuot, Communal Dinner, Creative Workshops,
Performance & Chat with Rotem Bar Or (The Angelcy) […]
BINA and Ganei Yehoshua Proudly Present:
“The Power of Choice” | Tikkun Leil Shavuot 2023/5783
Featuring:
Learning sessions, workshops, arts and crafts stands,
live musical performance by Jimbo J, and more!
Free entry with advance registration – Register below! […]
We Declare! Israeli Democracy: Past, Present and Future Join us for a Havdalah ceremony where we will move from commemoration to independence, followed by a re-reading
of the Megillah by representatives of different sectors of society […]
Join BINA: The Jewish Movement for Social Change, for a special secular-Israeli style Yom Kippur at the BINA Secular Yeshiva in Tel Aviv. Our Yom Kippur will include three communal gatherings – each combining traditional and non-traditional prayer, reflection and song – as well as opportunities for learning. […]
Join BINA: The Jewish Movement for Social Change, for a special secular-Israeli style Yom Kippur at the BINA Secular Yeshiva in Tel Aviv. Our Yom Kippur will include three communal gatherings – each combining traditional and non-traditional prayer, reflection and song – as well as opportunities for learning. […]
Was It Love?
Join BINA Senior Educator Elliot Glassenberg for a 6-session online course on Romantic (and Other) Relationships in the Jewish Tradition – Thursdays September 1 – October 6, 10AM PT / 1PM ET / 8PM Israel.
Explore some of the most famous (and infamous) relationships in the Jewish tradition in this highly-recommended learning experience from an inspiring teacher. Elliot will take you on a fascinating journey where you will encounter Adam and Eve, David and Jonathan, Tevye and Golde and more. For each couple, we’ll ask: What exactly was the nature of their relationship? Did they truly love each other? What is love, anyway? What can we learn—and not learn—from the relationships of the Jewish tradition about our own relationships, romantic and otherwise? We’d love to see you there! (In partnership with the Oshman Family JCC).
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