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This course starts from the beginning and covers the following: Introduces Hebrew alphabet, vowels Word pronunciation skills and sight reading Nouns and adjectives Develops a vocabulary of 75 words Builds comprehension of basic Prayerbook passages and their melodies Explores topics...
Introduces the command and infinitive verb forms Begins to cover the remaining Hebrew verb patterns Increased focus on reading more complex Prayerbook and Biblical texts Continues to explore aspects of the Hebrew Bible and its world Covering the last chapters...
Second only to the Ark of the Covenant, the four-horned altar ranks as the most important ritual tool in ancient Israelite practice. While the God of Israel communicated his presence and law through the Ark and the tablets contained within...
In partnership with Jimena and Congregation Beth El This series will delve into various aspects of the Jewish community in Morocco, from its storied history to the role of Jews in 20th-century politics, to the daily life of Jews in Berber...
In partnership with Klez California, the East Bay International Jewish Film Festival, and Temple Isaiah This series will examine different aspects of "Fiddler on the Roof," from its origin in the Sholom Aleichem Tevye Stories, to the figure of the...
"The Museum of You is Open. What’s on Display?" is a talk and virtual exhibit, based on Roslyn Sholin’s inherited Grandma’s house – a living, breathing museum. All the old objects she rediscovered document a Polish Jewish-American immigrant’s story. Everyone...
In partnership with The New Israel Fund The series will feature several projects that create bridges of collaboration and peace-building between Israelis and Palestinians, as well as neighboring Jordan. SESSION 1: Medicine (Project Rozana) and Technology (Tech2Peace) with Kenneth Bob,...
This course starts from the beginning and covers the following: Introduces Hebrew alphabet, vowels Word pronunciation skills and sight reading Nouns and adjectives Develops a vocabulary of 75 words Builds comprehension of basic Prayerbook passages and their melodies Explores topics...
Introduces the command and infinitive verb forms Begins to cover the remaining Hebrew verb patterns Increased focus on reading more complex Prayerbook and Biblical texts Continues to explore aspects of the Hebrew Bible and its world Covering the last chapters...
Second only to the Ark of the Covenant, the four-horned altar ranks as the most important ritual tool in ancient Israelite practice. While the God of Israel communicated his presence and law through the Ark and the tablets contained within...
In partnership with Temple Sinai, Oakland Have you ever walked through a museum, stopped at a painting, and wondered what was going on in the artist’s mind? If so, you might be inspired to write ekphrastic poetry, which is poetry...
In partnership with Klez California, the East Bay International Jewish Film Festival, and Temple Isaiah This series will examine different aspects of "Fiddler on the Roof," from its origin in the Sholom Aleichem Tevye Stories, to the figure of the...