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Israel’s National Days Events
Across Brooklyn
Hope and Resilience
during Times of Crisis and War
Sun, Jun 08Kings Bay YCelabrating 77 for Israel! Rides, inflatables, Arts and crafts stations, music, petting zoo, and more fun!
Sun, May 18New YorkMarch with Brooklyn B'Yachad in the Israel Day on 5th Parade The Brooklyn community is proud to march together as the Brooklyn B’Yachad (Brooklyn Together) Cluster in the Israel Day on 5th Parade
Fri, May 02Congregation Beth ElohimKabbalat Shabbat services and a special dinner following an award ceremony to recognize Rabbis for Human Rights’ work and hear from two of its leaders. They’ll speak with us about the current situation in Israel, and then receive our Hope for Our Future Award as well as a financial contribution.
Fri, May 02Kane Street Synagogueespecially for families with kids grades 5-7 (10-13 y)
Thu, May 01The Senesh SchoolJoin us for Brooklyn’s biggest Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration for an unforgettable event of music, food, and Israeli culture. At the event, we will have a dance party, activity stations and workshops, an Israeli dinner, an art exhibit, and more performances.
Wed, Apr 30Park Slope Jewish CenterBrooklyn rabbis & Israeli representatives of Rabbis for Human Rights invite the community to mark the tender transition from commemoration to celebration, as Israel turns 77 during these difficult days.
Tue, Apr 29East Midwood Jewish CenterJoin us for a ceremony featuring stories of fallen soldiers, Israeli songs, Hebrew poetry, prayer and hope, in collaboration with clergy from various communities and the Israeli community.
Tue, Apr 29Kings bay YJoin us for an evening of remembrance, stories, and music, to honor Israelis soldiers and victims of terror. Guest speaker; Major (Res.) Itamar B., a former Sayeret Matkal team commander will share his personal story from the battle against Hamas terrorists on October 7th.
Sun, Apr 27Park Slope Jewish CenterIn honor of Israel's 77th Independence Day, we invite you to a fascinating conversation with Rabbi Elhanan Miller, who bridges Jewish and Arab identities through education, media, and current affairs.
Fri, Apr 25Kane Street SynagogueJoin us for a special Kabbalat Shabbat at Kane Street Synagogue, marking the Shabbat between Yom HaShoah and Yom HaZikaron. We’ll gather for dinner and a conversation with Rabbi Elhanan Miller — an educator and journalist dedicated to building bridges between the Jewish and Muslim worlds.
Wed, Apr 23Park Slope Jewish CenterA contemplative ceremony of music and reflection. Join our clergy for a moving and diverse event featuring voices and words from different communities, along with artistic expressions inspired by the legacy of the Holocaust.
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