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Are you a young professional who is working remotely? Bring your laptop to the beaches of Tel Aviv!

The Onward Israel Career Passport experience offers a unique experience for digital nomads and for those who are now working remotely. Work and live like a local in Israel alongside a community of other professionals from different backgrounds and industries. Come with your job and a suitcase. We’ll take care of the rest. We provide everything you need to embrace your Israel adventure.

Acceptance into the program is rolling, but applications are due March 29.

Tentative Dates: May 20, 2021 – July 1, 2021

Eligible ages: 22-32 years old

Program Cost:$1,000

You MUST be available to participate for the entire length of the program.

Click here to apply

Click here to sign up to learn more at one of our upcoming virtual info sessions.

Are you or is someone you know interested in spending a Gap Year in Israel?

Unsure of what to expect or which program to choose?

Join Phyllis Folb, founder and director of the American Israel Gap Year Association (AIGYA) for a Q&A session to help answer all of your questions about the Israel Gap Year experience.

For your convenience, TWO times are available:

Sunday, February 28 at 7 p.m. EST

or

Monday, March 1 at 8 p.m. EST

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Watch JBS on Comcast X-1 Box Ch 1684, Atlantic Broadband Ch 168, Hotwire Ch 269, DirecTV Ch 388, Blue Stream Ch 110, streamed on Roku under "educational", Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and jbstv.org. For a complete and timely schedule and other television providers, go to www.jbstv.org

Collaboration in Post Covid World

A panel of leaders from across the Jewish organizational world come together at the JFNA GA 2020 Virtual to discuss the issues brought on, exacerbated and highlighted during COVID-19 and how to collaborate and innovate in the future to create a more inclusive Jewish community. Moderated by Jay Sanderson, President & CEO of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, and features Lisa Eisen, Co-President, Charles & Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation; Paula Pretlow, Independent Board Director, & Trustee, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation; and Rabbi Elliot J. Cosgrove, Senior Rabbi, Park Avenue Synagogue in New York. Monday - 8:30pm & 1:00am; Wednesday - 1:30pm; Saturday - 7:00pm; Sunday - 4:00am

Antisemitism Across Borders

A discussion examining the interconnectedness of antisemitic groups and rhetoric around the globe and its impact on the security of local Jewish communities. With Sofia Cohen (Museo Interactivo Judío de Chile), Dr. Dave Rich (Director of Policy, The Community Security Trust in the UK), Marilyn Mayo (Senior Research Fellow at the ADL's Center on Extremism), and Kim Robin Stoller (Chair of the Board of Directors, IIBSA in Germany). Moderated by Sharon Nazarian (ADL Senior Vice President for International Affairs). Part of ADL’s “Never is Now” Summit 2020. Tuesday - 8:00pm & 1:00am; Thursday - 2:00pm; Saturday - 8:00pm

On L’Chayim

Sunday: St Louis Survivor

Survivor of the SS St. Louis Hans Fisher recounts the events surrounding his remarkable journey as an 11-year-old boy aboard the German refugee ship bound for Cuba in 1939. Sunday - 12 Noon & 6pm; Monday - 3pm

Monday: JFK and Israel

On the Anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas, Texas (November 22, 1963), Prof. Jerome Chanes of the Center for Jewish Studies at CUNY's Gradate Center discusses the profound positive impact President Kennedy had on U.S.-Israeli relations. Monday - 9:00pm & 12 Midnight; Tuesday - 3:00pm

Tuesday: The Second Sun

Film Director Jennifer Gelfer and male star John Buffalo Mailer discuss their feature film “The Second Sun”, the poignant story of a “b'shert" romance between a survivor and a lost soul in post-World War II New York City. Tuesday - 9:00pm & 2:00am; Wednesday - 3:00pm

L'Chayim: Miss Israel

“Titi” Aynaw discusses her journey from her hometown in Ethiopia to aliyah to Israel, to serving in the IDF, to becoming the first Ethiopian Miss Israel in 2013.
Wednesday - 9pm & Midnight; Thursday - 3:00pm

Thursday: Jewish Historians

Three of American Jewry’s leading historians reflect on their chosen field which they write about in “Conversations With Colleagues.” The book’s editor Jeffrey Gurock (YU), Jonathan Sarna (Brandeis) and Shuly Rubin Schwartz (JTS).
Thursday - 9:00pm & 2:00am; Friday - 3:00pm

Saturday: Rachel Robinson

Jackie Robinson’s widow Rachel Robinson discusses the challenges she and her husband had to face as he broke the Major League color barrier in 1947-- - and recalls the Jews who helped them. Saturday - 6:00pm

From The Aleph Bet: Lesson 7

Learn three new Hebrew letters, "Gimmel," "Daled," and "Yud Monday - 9:00am & 5:00pm; Tuesday - 7:00pm; Saturday - 8:00am

Talmud Study: Change and Grow

Drawing from a series of traditional commentaries, Rabbi Mordechai Becher explores the Talmudic notion of a person's ability to change and grow through one's actions and prayers Sunday - 9:00am; Tuesday - 9:00am & 4:30pm; Thursday - 7:00pm; Friday - 4:00am

Talmud Study: Marriage

"Eight Blessings One Wedding," on the theme of marriage as found in Talmud tractates Kesuvos 7 and 8, is presented by Rabbi Mordechai Becher. Sunday - 9:30am; Tuesday - 9:30am & 5:00pm; Thursday - 7:30pm; Friday - 4:30am

Jewish 101: Not Good To Be Alone What is the first evil of human existence and what is at the heart of being a complete human being? These are questions addressed in the Jewish reading of Genesis Chapter 2 in an ongoing study of Jewish values. "Jewish 101" with Rabbi Mark S. Golub. Sunday - 10am; Wednesday - 9am & 4:30pm; Friday - 1:00pm

92nd Street Y: Levy & Schama on America

Bernard-Henri Lévy, one of the West’s leading intellectuals, discusses the changing role of America on the global political scene with historian Simon Schama, author of The Empire & the Five Kings: America's Abdication and the Fate of the World.
Sunday - 8:00pm & 2:00am; Monday - 10:00pm; Tuesday - 4am; Wednesday - 10:30am; Saturday - 1:00am & 4pm

From Date To Mate: Episode 7

In this season 1 finale, Brett, Justin and Paige find themselves in a love triangle while the issue of "trust" looms large for Daniel and Zoe Today (Sunday) - 10:30pm & 1:30am; Monday - 10:00am; Friday - 10:00pm; Saturday - 10:30pm & 1:30am

Friday Evening Shabbat Services

Reform: Central Synagogue 6pm, 11:30pm & 2:00am

Orthodox: Hampton Synagogue With Hebrew, Transliteration and English subtitles 7:30pm & 10:30pm

Saturday Morning Shabbat Services

Reform: Central Synagogue 9:30am & 1pm

Orthodox: Hampton Synagogue With Hebrew, Transliteration and English subtitles 11am & 2:30pm

Edith Samers Vice President 203.536.6914 (cell phone) JBS Jewish Broadcasting Service, a 501c3 fulltime television channel Website: jbstv.org

Click here to RSVP

For questions, please call Jenine Simon at 305.271.9000 x251 or email [email protected].

Thursday, February 18 9-11 a.m.

Dave and Mary Alper JCC 11155 SW 112th Avenue, Miami

To ensure the health and safety of volunteers and community members, we must adhere to the COVID-19 CDC guidelines. Masks are required. Please remain in your car and open the trunk when it’s your turn in line. Volunteers will place food in your trunk. (If you are able, please print and place this on your dashboard.)

This Kosher Food Distribution Event has been generously underwritten by the Katz/Squires Family-Valerie, Michael, Danielle and Scott.

Farm Share, Inc. is an equal opportunity provider.

Join us for a variety of virtual events offered by The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) in the month of February. Diverse communities across North America will come together to harness our collective power to break down barriers to opportunity and inclusion. Help us advance policy that empowers individuals with disabilities to achieve maximum independence.

Hear from thought leaders and experts about the current state of disability rights and what can be done to promote the best inclusion and supportive care practices. Learn new advocacy strategies and how to put the needs and rights of people with disabilities squarely on the policy agenda of the new Biden Administration and the 117th Congress. Closed captioning available throughout.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EVENTS AND TO RSVP

Eshel has launched a South Florida LGBTQ+ Meetup!

What takes place in this chapter: Jewish LGBTQ+ folks from the South Florida area gather monthly to meet and socialize with other members of the LGBTQ+ community. The purpose of the group is to support one another by sharing insight, socializing and meeting others, and through activities. Once safe, we hope to continue this group in person.

When and where this group takes place: LGBTQ+ folks gather over Zoom the third Monday of each month from 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST. The next meeting will be held on February 15, 2021.

To sign up, click here. For all related inquiries, email [email protected].

ENCOUNTER | Palestinian-Israeli Multi-Narrative

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 @ 2:30pm ET / 11:30am PT

Join us for a conversation with two Roots leaders – one Israeli and one Palestinian – as they tell their personal stories of inner-transformation forged through face-to-face contact with the other side. This authentic multi-narrative dialogue will address the narratives, identities, and pathos of daily life within the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as well as explain the philosophy of the Roots initiative. There will be time to ask your own questions as well.

Presented by Noor A'wad & Shaul Judelman

RSVP HERE

COOKING | Deconstructing the Sabich Sandwich

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 @ 1pm ET / 10am PT

The origin story of this popular sandwich begins with Iraqi Jews, who came to Israel in the 1940s and 1950s as refugees. On Shabbat, when no cooking is allowed, Iraqi Jews ate a cold meal of precooked fried eggplant, boiled potatoes, and hard-boiled eggs. Those essential building blocks – combined with other Israeli salads, dressings, and spices and stuffed into pita bread – have been transformed into the mighty sabich sandwich. Join chef Harry as he breaks down the secret of a savory and sabich street sandwich. Ingredient list provided if you're planning to cook along!

Presented by Harry Rubenstein

RSVP HERE

TOUR | The Miracle and Genius of Water in Israel

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 @ 3pm ET / 12pm PT

For millennia, desert nations have struggled to supply water in dry conditions. Join expert guide, Ami Braun, as we explore how the challenge of water was approached in ancient Israel....and how the modern State of Israel has taken water management to the next level. Together, we'll learn how the National Water Carrier works, how Israel supersized ocean desalination technology, how the invention of drip irrigation transformed desert agriculture, and how Israel conserves its wastewater and rain run-off. Through these novel technologies and investments, Israel has been able to sustainably meet the water needs of nearly 9 million people while supporting a thriving desert agriculture economy. Now that's a real-life miracle!

Presented by Ami Braun

RSVP HERE