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Date: May 13, 2021 Time: 8:00 pm Contact: Marcy Levitt Email: [email protected]

Tickets: $6

Paula Shoyer The Jewish Instant pot Cookbook

Shavuot Cooking Demo for Cheesecake & Blintzes

The first Instant Pot® cookbook to feature kosher food. Paula Shoyer has expertly developed a robust array of both traditional and contemporary kosher recipes for the Instant Pot®

Contact [email protected] for more information!

You are cordially invited to attend the 83rd Annual Meeting of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation

Thursday, May 20, 2021 5:15 p.m. via Zoom

Election of Officers, Board of Directors, Trustees, Leadership Council and Council of Jewish Organizations and Presentation of Leadership Awards

HONORING Stanley C. Myers Presidents’ Leadership Award Lisa Jerles Michael Wagner

Sandra C. Goldstein Young Leadership Award Jennifer Fine Joshua Kligler

Robert Russell Fellowship Award Melissa Buckner

Liberation75: Global Gathering of Holocaust Survivors, Descendants, Educators and Friends is the largest event in the world to commemorate the 75th anniversary of liberation from the Holocaust. With almost 100 programs (including from the Montreal Holocaust Museum), including a Holocaust Film Festival, we explore the Holocaust through speakers, panel discussions, performances, music, art and more.

When: May 4, 2021 10:00 AM to May 9, 2021 5:00 PM

Where: Virtual

Contact: Marilyn Sinclair at [email protected] (416) 801-8456

Cost: Free

Register now! Free at www.liberation75.org

Watch JBS on Comcast X-1 Box Ch 1684, Atlantic Broadband 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

PROGRAMS:

Eric Goldman’s Jewish Cinemaqtheque: Tango Shalom

Eric Goldman is joined by actress Lainie Kazan, her costars, and the director of “Tango Shalom,” the heartfelt family comedy/dance movie that explores family, religious beliefs and the concept of the “other,” one dazzling dance step at a time. Monday - 7:30pm & 2:30am; Wednesday - 1:30pm; Thursday - 5:30am

Natan Sharansky: Immigration to Israel

Soviet refusenik Natan Sharansky recounts his journey from the gulag to triumph in Israel, discusses his relationship with Menachem Begin, and offers life lessons from his time in prison. In conversation with Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt, a program of the Hidden Light Institute and Menachem Begin Heritage Center. Monday - 8:00pm & 1:00am; Wednesday - 2:00pm; Saturday - 7:00pm & 1:00am

Celebrating Israel at 73

Join the Embassy of Israel & Israel's diplomatic missions across the U.S. as Ambassador Gilad Erdan hosts a program to celebrate Israel at 73! Featuring special guests, music from Kobi Aflalo and much more for Yom Ha’atzmaut. Tuesday - 1:00pm; Wednesday - 5:00am

Fighting Campus Antisemitism

Noted attorney and president of the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law Alyza Lewin speaks about the difficult challenges faced by Jewish students on campus today and what their legal recourse is if they are discriminated against because of their Zionism. A program of Alums for Campus Fairness. Tuesday - 8:00pm & 1:00am; Thursday - 2:00pm; Saturday - 8:00pm & 2:00am

Thinking Out Loud: Micah Halpern

The ramifications of Israel's recent surgical strike against the Iranian nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz; and the idea that Israel, despite its successful vaccination campaign, should be careful not to celebrate a total victory over COVID too soon, lest it backslide. Wednesday - 6:30pm & 11:30pm; Thursday - 3:30am, 8:30am & 12:30pm

On L’Chayim

Sunday - Stars of Shtisel

Shtisel is back for a third season with all new episodes on Netflix! Meet three of the show’s stars -- Michael Aloni (Kive), Dov Glickman (Shulem) and Neta Riskin (Giti) -- and hear how playing Chasidic Jews on the hottest Israeli series on Netflix may have changed their Jewish identities. Today (Sunday) - 12 Noon & 6:00pm; Monday - 3pm

Monday: Abe Foxman, Pt1

Abe Foxman reflects upon his story of survival as a “Hidden Child” who after the war bitterly fought Abe’s natural parents for custody and discusses the post-Shoah trauma that often haunts the lives of many Survivors. Monday - 9:00pm & 12 Midnight; Tuesday - 3:00pm

Tuesday: Abe Foxman, Pt 2

In part two, Abe Foxman discusses the way in which critique in the Jewish community has become a “blood sport;” the controversies over his successor, Jonathan Greenblatt; and controversy over “inclusiveness” in the Jewish community and J Street. Tuesday - 9:00pm & 2:00am; Wednesday - 3:00pm

Wednesday: Fauda Star Lior Raz

The co-creator and star of the hit Israeli series on Netflix, Fauda, discusses how the action series draws a sharp distinction between Palestinian violence and the Israeli response while portraying the humanity of both societies. Wednesday - 9:00pm & Midnight; Thursday - 3:00pm

Thursday: Love for Lag B'Omer

Dr. Aaron Ben Ze'ev, former President of the University of Haifa, professor of philosophy and author of "Love Online", sits to discuss the psychology of love. Thursday - 9:00pm & Midnight; Friday - 3:00pm

Saturday: Noa

Israel's leading international concert and recording artist, Noa, discusses her Yemenite roots and her musical style influenced by Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, and Leonard Cohen of the 1960s. Saturday - 6:00pm

Jewish Studies

Talmud Study: Do Not Curse The Deaf

Learn how the Talmud interprets the Biblical verse "You shall not curse the deaf nor put a stumbling block before the blind" Sunday- 9:00am Tuesday - 9:00am & 4:30pm Friday - 4:00am

Talmud Study: Marriage

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

From The Aleph Bet: Lesson 16

Learn about exceptions to vowel pronunciation and review the entire Hebrew alphabet. Monday - 9:00am & 4:30pm; Tuesday - 7:00pm; Wednesday - 4:30am;Thursday - 1:00pm; Saturday - 8:00am

Jewish 101: The Rambam

Excerpts from Maimonides' "Guide Of The Perplexed," on how the Torah is to be read as "parable" and on the Rambam's metaphor for religious experience. Also Martin Buber's "I-Thou;" and the Rabbinic concept of K'ilu ("As If"). Wednesday - 9:00am & 4:30pm; Friday - 1:00pm

92nd Street Y: Living Well, Aging Well - Rabbi Harold Kushner

Rabbi Harold Kushner (When Bad Things Happen to Good People and Nine Essential Things I’ve Learned About Life) joins Rabbi Rachel Cowan (Wise Aging) to discuss what it means to live a good life. With Rabbi Peter J. Rubinstein of the 92nd St. Y in NYC. Today (Sunday) - 8:00pm & 2:00am; Monday - 10:00pm; Tuesday - 4:00am & 10:30am; Wednesday - 10:30am; Saturday - 1:00am & 4:00pm

Friday Evening Shabbat Services

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

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

THE NETWORK Invites you to Newish and Jewish

Are you a young professional who is looking to meet others from the Miami community?

Join us for an exclusive, unique way to connect.

You will be placed in a pod no larger than 10 young professionals to unwind, meet new people and create community, in-person and via Zoom.

Monday, May 3 On Zoom Thursday, May 13 In person Thursday, June 3 In person

Please register by April 28. Space is limited.

Participation is requested at all three sessions. Your pod leader will contact you to set up the exact time and locations.

Registration fee: $18 per person

WOMEN'S PHILANTHROPY

LIONS IN CAPTIVITY

Special programming for Lion of Judah donors

Join us for our first-ever collaboration with NY Lions for a VIRTUAL curated tour

“Barbra Streisand, Hello Gorgeous” Exhibition

Tuesday, May 4 | 10:30 AM

From the moment Barbra Streisand spoke the immortal words “Hello, gorgeous” in Funny Girl, she became a beloved Hollywood icon. Curator Warren Klein, who calls Streisand “a strong, driven woman — one who refused to change her surname, or her nose, to suit the norm,” will lead this exclusive tour of the exhibit. The eclectic collection of costumes, photos and videos, originally on display at the Bernard Museum of Judaica at Temple Emanu-El in New York, celebrates the illustrious career of this proudly Jewish Brooklyn native.

PJ LIBRARY and Darci Cohen, Heather Ernandez, Ali Feldman and Nicole Zinn Program Co-Chairs invite you to a Mom’s Night In!

TUESDAY MAY 4 8PM

You are invited to participate in a unique beauty experience hosted by Gee Beauty and alexandrasileshair

Complimentary

Zoom link provided upon registration.

THE ATTORNEYS' DIVISION OF THE GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FEDERATION INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE

36th Annual Judicial Reception

Wednesday, May 5, 2021 | 5:30 p.m.

RECOGNIZING

Edith G. Osman 2021 Community Service Award

Alan J. Kluger 2021 Honorable Theodore “Ted” Klein Lifetime Achievement Award

The Honorable Robert N. Scola, Jr. 2021 Honorable Theodore “Ted” Klein Lifetime Achievement Award

Couvert: $18 per person (tax-deductible)

Sitting judges’ tickets are complimentary No solicitation of funds

The Roberta and Jerome Shevin Speaker Series, lovingly established by their son Adam R. Shevin, represents the areas of education Roberta and Jerome committed their lives and work to: Holocaust Education, Jewish-Christian relations and Adult Jewish Learning. They believed deeply in the power of education as a unifying force and the topics of this series speak to that legacy.

For more information and to register CLICK HERE

Wednesday, May 5th, 7 PM

Dr. Robert Watson and Award Winning Film Director Josh Aronson present: "Orchestra of Exiles". They will share the story of Bronislaw Huberman, the Polish violinist who founded the orchestra that became the Israel Philharmonic, as told through Aronson’s film “Orchestra of Exiles”. Before the Nazis came to power Huberman was focused only on building his own monumental career but witnessing Hitler’s agenda was a call to action that Huberman could not ignore. Together they will explore Huberman’s personal transformation and subsequent heroic struggle to get Jewish musicians out of Europe during World War II.

Wednesday, May 12th, 7 PM

*Dr. Sandra Lilienthal presents: "Living Life in Radical Amazement - Inspired by the Teachings of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel". Whether it is because we are too busy running around, or because we are staying indoors while there is a pandemic, most of us have very little time or energy to "stop and smell the flowers." Built on Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel's teachings, we will explore both the theological and practical implications of living a life in which we direct ourselves to experience amazement and awe in the world that surrounds us, the people we meet and in our deepest selves. “As civilization advances, the sense of wonder declines. Such decline is an alarming symptom of our state of mind. Mankind will not perish for want of information, but only for want of appreciation. The beginning of our happiness lies in the understanding that life without wonder is not worth living. What we lack is not a will to believe but a will to wonder. (Heschel).”

Wednesday, May 19th, 7 PM

Dr. Samuel Edelman presents: "Jules Isaac: The French Jewish Historian Who Changed Christianity". Jules Isaac's name is unknown to most in the Jewish world. More than 73 years ago Isaac, a famous French Jewish historian, wrote a critically important book titled "Jesus and Israel" during the height of the Holocaust while in hiding. The impact of his writing began a Jewish Catholic dialogue which would inspire and change Christian Jewish relations and alter the Catholic Church's attitude toward Jews in a dramatic and substantial way. Dr. Edelman will share Isaac's personal story and explain the importance of his writings in helping Pope John the 23rd in bringing about the Church's change of attitude toward Jews and Judaism as expressed in Vatican II and the document "Nostra Aetate".

Exclusively for Sephardic Singles in their 20's & 30's

Cocktails. Wine. Sushi. Open Bar. Music.

Sunday May 2, 6:30-8:30pm

Private Bal Harbour Beachfront Penthouse at Sunset - Location will be sent out closer to the day of the event for security reasons. Limited Capacity.

$36 Cover

Covid Restrictions: Masks must be worn in the lobby, but may be removed upon arrival at the private venue.

To register, please contact: [email protected]

Questions: Steve Eisenberg 917.945.7342 Jonathan Dagmy 718.807.6669

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