Israel Peace Alternatives will be holding their annual meeting, to review the past year’s activities, and plan for the future. All CBH partners interested in furthering our mission are invited and encouraged to attend. SPECIAL GUESTS Barry Klein and Tony Tanke, co-chairs of the new Israel Haverim group, will talk about their new group, its mission, and […]
J Street Sacramento Region Chapter hosts Nadav Tamir The US withdraws from Afghanistan- What are the foreign policy implications for Israel/Palestine? A new Administration in Washington and a new Administration in Jerusalem – What will the future hold? How Israel might change in a post-Netanyahu era when Naftali Bennet and Yair Lapid lead a coalition […]
Please join Rabbi Greg Wolfe, Social Justice Committee, Adult Education Committee, and Israel Peace Alternatives in welcoming Israel Institute Teaching Fellow Yael Teff Seker, Ph.D. for the first of a series of three programs. “Many see Judaism’s attitude towards nature as human-centered (anthropocentric), rather than nature-centered (biocentric), giving humans preference over other living things, and […]
The International Fund for Israeli-Palestinian Peace: “Give Peace a Chance (and Some Funding)” Tuesday, May 11, 2021, 2:00 pm Pacific via zoom Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZModOmgrTMjH9UuVDGie59aFPBAj5NAbhaK After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. The Nita M. Lowey Middle East Partnership for Peace Act, […]
Congregation Bet Haverim Israel Peace Alternatives and New Israel Fund (NIF) present: Michal Sella, Director of Shatil Center for Policy Change As the US settles into a new administration after a long and intense election season, Israel is in the midst of its 4th round of elections within two years. What can we expect in the […]
J STREET NORTHWEST PRESENTS: AN EVENING WITH NEW YORK TIMES COLUMNIST ROGER COHEN The views expressed by this program, the speaker, or the speaker’s sponsoring organization are not necessarily the views of Congregation Bet Haverim. Our congregation is committed to honoring the diversity of thoughts and opinions within our community.
Israel Peace Alternatives will be holding their annual meeting, to review the past year’s activities, and plan for the future. All CBH partners interested in furthering our mission are invited and encouraged to attend. Israel Peace Alternatives (IPA) consists of partners of Congregation Bet Haverim dedicated to the preservation and strengthening of a democratic Jewish Israel […]
Please register for the Zoom link here! Please join us for an exclusive opportunity to hear from former Shin Bet Director Admiral Ami Ayalon in advance of the release of his upcoming memoir, FRIENDLY FIRE: How Israel Became Its Own Worst Enemy and the Hope for Its Future. Ayalon organized and was featured in the Academy Award-nominated documentary, The […]
Rabbi Lerner will deliver an illustrated introduction to Israeli ultra-Orthodoxy. How did ultra-Orthodoxy arise as a power in Israel? What are its goals? Who leads its groups? Why is ultra-Orthodoxy a threat to the Israel we know and love? In explaining ultra-Orthodoxy, Rabbi Lerner will also share why he wrote The Mossad Messiah and briefly give us […]
How the Youth of Palestine and Lebanon wrote their vision of the Future on Their Walls David Miller will discuss a project he organized several years ago training the youth of both Southern Lebanon and Palestine to do large murals on the external walls of schools and government buildings. He brought 8 people from Precita […]
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