During a time of communal trauma for Israel and Jews in North America, we will welcome Rabbi Dotan Arieli from Israel as an act of Jewish Peoplehood. Join us Friday, March 8 for Shabbat services, to explore the texts and traditions that inspire and comfort us, learn about rabbinic leadership in Israel during the war, and offer an embrace as we strengthen our relationships to Israel and one another. 

Rabbi Arieli is part of an elite delegation of 12 rabbis from Shalom Hartman Institute's Network of Israeli Rabbis* who are teaching at synagogues across denominations throughout North America in March 2024/Adar 1 and II 5784. 

ABOUT RABBI ARIELI
Rabbi Dotan Arieli holds an MA in Jewish thought and midrash from the Schechter Institude and graduated Beit Hamidrash of Israeli Rabbinic. Dotan is the mother to Alma and Be’eri. She lives in Kibbutz Sha’ar Ha’amakim, where she serves as a spiritual leader.

Dotan works in Kolot and in HaMidrasha at Oranim, is a group facilitator in Jewish and gender identity workshops and leads school principals and teachers, in The Kibbutz movement, Pre-Army programs, and Senior officials in the local authorities and officiates at egalitarian Jewish lifecycle ceremonies.

In the event you cannot come in person, feel free to ZOOM, FACEBOOK LIVE, or phone in at 1.669.900.6833 and enter Meeting ID 897 3049 9856 and Passcode: 727646 at the prompts.