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Come celebrate as we sing and dance Hakafot with our Torahs. Come see the Torah scrolls unrolled! Everyone will have the opportunity to dance with a Torah Scroll. Live Klezmer music with Alan Mason Open Bar Bounce Houses Dancing Food RSVP ONLY with Melissa at 937-1880. OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY

October 1st 6:30 PM-8:30 PM

Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center 20400 NE 30th Avenue Aventura, FL 33180

Join us for our Musical Shabbat Friday Night Live followed by a family supper in the Synagogue Sukkah. RSVP with Melissa at 305-937-1880 OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY $36 per family or $18 per adult Free for all ATJC Tauber and Religious School Families

Friday September 28th at 6:00PM

Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center 20400 NE 30th Avenue Aventura, FL 33180

Join us for a day of Mitzvah, Music and More, as we decorate our synagogues SUKKAH. Kosher food trucks, snow cones, cotton candy & pop corn. Face painting, sand art, craft stations and more! Contact the main office for more information: 305-937-1880 OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY $18 per family ATJC Familiies FREE

Sunday, September 23 from 9:00am-12:00pm

Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center 20400 NE 30th Avenue Aventura, FL 33180

Join us for our Community Wide Great Big Family Challah Bake. Learn the art of challah baking from award winning, baker Sara Briman, October 25th at 6pm.
All families welcome. $36/Adult - $18/Child (5-12) - children under 5 free Table reservations available! https://www.atjc.org/great-big-challah-bake

Join Young Jewish Professionals For Shabbat Dinner & Cocktails

Friday, August 31st at Rok Family Shul – YJP Miami Headquarters

35 SE 9th Street
Miami, FL 33131

7:15pm – Friday Night Services
8:00pm – Dinner

Dinner and Cocktails is
$25 Per Person Before August 21st
$30 Until August 28th
$35 After

Everyone will be seated at a table and Dinner
Reserve Early to ensure you have a seat.
No Walk Ins Will Be Seated

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In 2016, Skylake launched it’s first Shabbat Project Challah Bake. The event is amazing in that it brings 100’s of Jewish women together from throughout the city to learn and experience our special link to our heritage in the making of challah, the bread which is used ceremonially on the Jewish Sabbath.

The Most Important Reason to Go Green. Helping create a sustainable earth is important to each and every person on the planet, whether they will admit it or not. There are many reasons going green is important. In this case we are going to do a Challah Bake with recycling materials this is to show the importance of going green,and also of staying healthy. We will have fun and enjoy with our friends. Come and join us for an evening of music, Jewish unity, and fun as we braid challah together in preparation for the Shabbat Project.

Wed, October 24, 2018

7:30 PM – 10:30 PM EDT

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Start Your 'New Year' in a Powerful Way!

Join our Young Professional community for an uplifting 'Explanatory Prayer Service' followed by a gourmet dinner.
User Friendly Prayer
Gourmet Dinner & Drinks
Quality People
New Beginnings

Wishing you and all the Jewish people blessings for a sweet and meaningful year.

Sun, September 9, 2018
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM EDT

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Come celebrate Rosh Hashanah. Join PJ Library at 10:30 am for a special story time, decorate wooden apples, and try a delicious snack of apples dipped in honey. Afterwards, decorate cards for the holiday and play our shofar game!

Sunday, September 16 | 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

For an up-to-date schedule each day and more TV providers, go to www.jbstv.org

L'Chayim RT: Israel's Controversial New Basic Law

A Round Table discussion of whether Israel's new Basic Law affirming Israel as the Nation State of the Jewish People is a threat to Israeli democracy and American Jewry; and a discussion of Amb. Ronald Lauder's recent op-ed piece in the New York Times highly critical of Israel. With Thane Rosenbaum (Forum on Law, Culture & Society), Eric Yoffie (President Emeritus, URJ), Micah Halpern {"The Micah Report") and Naomi Vilko (Advocates For Israel). 90 minutes. Sunday)- Noon & 6pm; Monday - 3pm

L'Chayim RT: Morality of Israel

In part two of our L'Chayim Round Table, the same panel addresses some of the criticisms of Israel's character. Wednesday - 9pm & Midnight; Thursday - 3pm

92Y-Alan Dershowitz & Dennis Ross

In a 2015 presentation at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, Alan Dershowitz and Dennis Ross discuss the impact of the Iran Nuclear Deal on the U.S.-Israeli relationship, and reflect on the prospects for renewed peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians. With Ethan Bronner. Today (Sunday) - 7pm & 2am; Monday - 10pm; Wednesday - 10:30 am; Friday - 8pm & 1am; Saturday - 3pm & 5am

Bret Stephens & Peter Beinart on Israel

New York Times Columnist Bret Stephens and the Senior Editor of The Atlantic Peter Beinart debate the future relationship between Israel and American Jewry. Moderated by Rabbi David Ellenson from Congregation Rodeph Sholom in NYC. (2017) Tuesday - 8pm & 1am; Thursday - 2pm, 10pm & 1am; Saturday - 7pm & 1am

Jonathan Sacks & Jonathan Haidt on Morality

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks and NYU Thomas Cooley Professor of Ethical Leadership Jonathan Haidt discuss moral dilemmas in the age of social media. With Larissa MacFarquhar (The New Yorker) from the Bronfman Center For Jewish Student Life at NYU. (2017) Wednesday - 8pm & 4am; Friday - 2pm

Israel Under Siege: Halevi

Yossi Klein Halevi, author of "Letters To My Palestinian Neighbors," and TV journalist David Gregory discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the 21st Century with Rabbi Angela Buchdahl. By Jewish Week, UJA-Fed of NY & Central Synagogue, NYC. (2018) Thursday - 8pm & 1am; Saturday - 8pm & 2am

"Israel Indivisible: A Case for the Ancient Homeland"

A documentary film explaining the Jewish connection to Israel that puts the "Palestinian narrative" and the Islamic Jihad against Israel into historical perspective. Tonight (Sunday) - 9pm & Midnight; Friday - 9pm & 4am

On L’Chayim this week

Muslim Zionist Kasim Hafeez

Pakistani Muslim Kasim Hafeez explains how he went from being an anti-Israel Islamist radical to a lover of Israel and a Zionist leader of pro-Israel activism, and describes how Jews and Israel are portrayed in mosques world-wide. Monday - 9pm & Midnight; Tuesday - 3pm

Marc Schneier

Marc Schneier, founding rabbi of the Hampton Synagogue (West Hampton, NY), describes how one of the most high-profile Orthodox synagogues in America was created, and discusses his inter-faith work with the Muslim-American community. Tuesday - 9pm & Midnight; Wednesday - 3pm

Kenneth Brander

Rabbi Kenneth Brander, who left Yeshiva University to succeed Rabbi Shlomo Riskin as the President and Rosh Yeshiva of Ohr Torah Stone educational institutions in Efrat, Israel, discusses his perspective on women's issues relating to Jewish Law. Thursday - 9pm & Midnight; Friday - 3pm

Itzhak Perlman

The world's greatest living violinist, Itzhak Perlman, talks about upon his early life and Jewish background, and reflects upon his personal musical journey that has established him as a musical genius. Saturday - 6pm

Submitted by: Edith Samers Vice President 203.536.6914 (cell phone) JBS Jewish Broadcasting Service, a 501c3 fulltime television channel

Join thousands of community members to learn from industry experts, political and diplomatic figures, and thought leaders against the backdrop of strengthening Israel and uniting the Israeli-American and Jewish communities. This year’s Conference will take place at The Diplomat Beach Resort in South Florida from November 29 to December 2, 2018.

The IAC National Conference offers participants the opportunity to engage in variety of programs, plenaries, breakout sessions, interactive workshops, and facilitated discussions tailored to meet the various interests of our community members and audience. Speakers will include: Gabriel Groisman, Mayor of the City of Bal Harbour, Florida; Bob Diener, Co-founder of Hotels.com and Getaroom.com; and Miriam Peretz, Israel Prize Winner for Lifetime Achievement for “Strengthening the Jewish-Israeli Spirit”.

This inspiring gathering will explore Israeli-American and Jewish identity, bring together the Israeli-American and Jewish communities for deep dive discussions, and will yield takeaways that will help us, together, to strengthen Israel and our communities.

The Conference spans from Thursday, November 29, to Sunday, December 2, 2018 and includes: opening plenary + evening sessions and celebrations (Thursday evening) - Friday sessions (Friday, all day) - Shishi Israeli (Friday evening, communal Shabbat dinner) - Saturday sessions (Saturday, all day) - main night and after party (Saturday evening) - Sunday session and closing event (Sunday, until 1:30pm).

More information: https://www.israeliamerican.org/conference | Questions? Email: [email protected] or [email protected].