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Shared Destiny or Separate Paths? A New Perspective on Jewish Peoplehood

Virtual , United States

Politically and religiously, North American and Israeli Jews are increasingly growing apart. As Israel marks its 75th year of independence, can we still claim that the Jewish people share one destiny? When values and priorities diverge, can there be a collective identity? Join The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington, in partnership with the Shalom Hartman

Shared Destiny | Separate Paths: A Leadership Forum on American Jewry & Israel

Downtown Washington, DC Washington, United States

American Jewry’s relationship and connection with Israel has been evolving since the State of Israel’s establishment nearly 75 years ago. Today, Jewish leaders in America and Israel are grappling with how to maintain and strengthen relations between communities with unique interests, commitments, and contexts. There has never been a more pressing time to gather preeminent

Hands-on Israel Artist Workshop with Women’s Philanthropy

Meet Federation's Community Shaliach (Israeli emissary), Abraham Belilty, for an Israeli-inspired workshop!  Join Women's Philanthropy for a hands-on workshop with Abraham Belilty, Federation's community shaliach (Israeli emissaries) to Shaare Torah. Together, we will learn about prominent and influential Israeli artist, Chanoch Piven, create our own work of art inspired by him, and explore identity and

Antisemitism on College Campuses Conversation

Bethesda, MD

A Conversation with Mark Rotenberg, VP of Hillel International and Michelle Rojas-Tal, former senior Shlicha, Hillel International & Director, Israel Fellows Program at the Jewish Agency on how the climate for Jewish students on college campuses has been affected amid the alarming uptick in antisemitic incidents across our country. Monday, May 1st | 7:00 PM -

Israel at 75 Virtual Book Series: “If All the Seas Were Ink” by Ilana Kurshan

In this five-session book series, co-sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington and Moment Magazine, we’ll explore today’s Israel through the eyes of writers. Join us for session four to discuss If All the Seas Were Ink by Ilana Kurshan. If All the Seas Were Ink is a memoir of a young, pregnant, recently divorced American-Israeli, living

Next Gen Israel at 75 Celebration

Edlavitch DCJCC 1529 16th St NW, Washington, DC, United States

Join Federation’s Next Gen for a celebration of Israel at 75 with our Community Shlichim (Israeli emissaries)! Join Federation's Next Gen for a fun evening of schmoozing and Israel trivia to celebrate Israel’s 75th year of independence! Build community and get to know Federation's Community Shlichim (Israel Emissaries) and their inspiring personal stories. This event

Women’s Philanthropy Lion of Judah Russia Mission Reunion

Six years ago, you traveled on a powerful journey to the former Soviet Union. The shared experience offered a unique insight into the Russian Jewish community’s challenges and renewal, and of course, the opportunity to build lasting friendships and community. Today the world and region look vastly different. One year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,

Flavors of Israel with Chef Michael Solomonov

Join us for a FREE virtual cooking demonstration with famed chef, Michael Solomomov! Mark Israel’s 75th anniversary with James Beard Foundation Award-winning chef, Michael Solomonov, who will demonstrate how to prepare a delicious Israel-inspired summer meal — featuring seasonal ingredients that reflect the diversity and depth of Israeli cuisine. Join us for an incredible opportunity

Israel at 75 Virtual Book Series: “And the Bride Closed the Door” by Ronit Matalon

In this five-session book series, co-sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington and Moment Magazine, we’ll explore today’s Israel through the eyes of writers. Join us for session five to discuss And the Bride Closed the Door by Ronit Matalon. Born in Israel to Jewish immigrants from Egypt, Matalon was known for giving a voice

Women’s Philanthropy African American History Museum Outing

National Museum of African American History and Culture 1400 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC, United States

Join Federation's Women's Philanthropy for a Day of Learning and Reflection Please join us and fellow travelers from our Civil Rights Journey for an inspiring day of learning and reflection. We will begin the day with a visit to the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture, followed by a facilitated discussion and

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