Network with “The Tribe” with members of Temple B’nai Jeshurun and other JBN members from the area. This monthly event normally attracts a dynamic group of business leaders, and member referrals are producing a lot of closed business deals. 
$8 in advance, $10 at the event.
We look forward to seeing you! Light kosher breakfast and coffee included. Hosted by Jon Lamkin and Saul Simon.

info@jbusinessnetwork.net

Sponsored by: Jewish Business Network

Beth El Synagogue in East Windsor is excited to present the renowned Jewish artist, Mordechai Rosenstein, the weekend of February 9th through the 12th. 

On Thursday, February 9, 2012, from 1:00pm to 2:00pm, Mr. Rosenstein will lead a presentation entitled “L’Dor V’Dor”.  This event will feature a discussion about the artist’s various works of art with Jewish themes and how they relate to Jewish continuity. 

(609) 443-4454, www.bethel.net.

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue

Get moving, come join in Miriam’s long-running session!  Easy instruction starting at 7.  Intermediate and Couples dancing from 8 til 11 pm.  Non stop music, dancing on our huge wooden floor, snacks and fun.  Every Thursday night, all year round.

miriamhandler@juno.com

Sponsored by: Temple Beth El Mekor Chayim

Under the direction of Josh Ehrlich. Program will include performances by the Golda Och Academy Middle and High School Choirs - The Golden Ochtaves. Guest performance by the Men’s Barbershop Chorus, Voices of Gotham.

Josh Ehrlich, jehrlich@goldaochacademy.org, 973-602-3600.

Sponsored by: Golda Och Academy

Beth El Synagogue in East Windsor is excited to present the renowned Jewish artist, Mordechai Rosenstein, the weekend of February 9th through the 12th. 

On Thursday, February 9, 2012, from 7:30pm to 9:00pm, Mr. Rosenstein will lead a presentation entitled “Women and Art”.  This event will feature a discussion and display of art pieces created by Mr. Rosenstein.

(609) 443-4454, www.bethel.net

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue

Beth El Synagogue in East Windsor is excited to present the renowned Jewish artist, Mordechai Rosenstein, the weekend of February 9th through the 12th. 

On Friday, February 10, 2012, the Shabbat Evening Program will consist of services at 6:00pm and a Shabbat Dinner at 7:30 where Mr. Rosenstein will lead a presentation entitled “My Journey as an Artist”. 

The cost for the dinner is $18 per person, $10 for children age 12 and under.  Reservations are required.  Please call the Synagogue office for more information or to make a reservation.

(609) 443-4454, www.bethel.net

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue

Join us as we welcome Shabbat with dinner, song and good company.  Share in this unique and wonderful way to usher in Shabbat. Cost is $36 for TRT members, $40 for non-members. Contact the temple office to sign up or visit www.womensshabbat.trt.org.

Temple office - 732-308-0055

Sponsored by: Temple Rodeph Torah

A musical celebration of Shabbat open to the public.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

ToSTY, the youth group of Temple Shalom, invites everyone to a 50s Style Dance-a-Thon on Saturday, February 11 at the Temple, 5 Ayrmont Lane in Aberdeen.  Dress in your best 50’s Style outfit and dance from 5:00pm to 10:00pm.

Tickets will be sold at the door. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) which helps bring life changing and life saving treatments to children with cancer. ALSF also provides financial and educational resources to families through its childhood cancer programs.

Snacks will be available for sale.  Additional donations are welcome to benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand.

Contact ToSTY at shalomtosty@gmail.com for questions and further information.

shalomtosty@gmail.com

Sponsored by: ToSTY, Temple Shalom Youth Group

Once again, Metuchen-Edison Gesher Hadassah will present its popular Progressive Dinner, giving members and non-members an opportunity to enjoy great company and wonderful cuisine on an evening around the town.  On Saturday, February 11 at 7:00 PM, participants will gather together for appetizers at one member’s home in Metuchen, then split into smaller, pre-assigned groupings for an elegant sit-down main course at several individual homes.  At 9:30 PM, the full group will reassemble for fabulous desserts and a chance to “compare notes” at another member’s Edison home.  The cost for this event, which raises funds for Hadassah programs in Israel and around the world, is $38 per person (member), with couples @ $75, and $40 per person for non-members.  Optionally, attendees can pay $20 per person to participate in either appetizers or desserts (no main course).  Please register by January 23 to assist the planners in making the dinner assignments. For full details and registration instructions, please contact Susan, 732-603-0801 or send email to susnotes@optonline.net

For full details and registration instructions, please contact Susan, 732-603-0801 or send email to susnotes@optonline.net.

Sponsored by: Metuchen-Edison Gesher Hadassah

Beth El Synagogue in East Windsor is excited to present the renowned Jewish artist, Mordechai Rosenstein, the weekend of February 9th through the 12th. 

On Saturday, February 11, 2012, from 8:00pm to 10:00pm, Beth El Synagogue of East Windsor will host a Wine and Cheese Reception where Mr. Rosenstein will lead a 45 minutes presentation regarding the famous people he has met as an artist and the art work he has shared with these people of renown.  The cost is $5 per person.

(609) 443-4454, www.bethel.net.

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue

CAPITOL STEPS - Join Congregation Beth El of Yardley for a rip-roaring evening of political satire, music & comedy!  Saturday, Feb. 11 at 8pm at Beth El, 375 Stony Hill Rd, Yardley, PA 19067.  For tickets and other info, visit http://www.BethElYardley.org or call 215-493-1707.

Barbara Fineman, 215-750-1144 or Marcia Kratz, 215-917-2999

Sponsored by: Congregation Beth El of Yardley

They loved us SO much, they’ve asked us back to play more Wii bowling, make more crafts and generally brighten the day for more seniors with the residents of the Lester Senior Community, 903-905 Route 10 in Whippany on Sunday, February 12 from 3 to 5 p.m.

Take a virtual tour of the assisted and independent living spaces and check out photos from past events at Lester Senior Community here: http://jchcorp.org/template.php?section=LL

thejerseytribe@gmail.com

Sponsored by: Jersey Tribe

Learn some computer secrets you didn’t know from an insider.  Non-virtual breakfast included.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

From doo wop’s earliest harmonies to punk’s anti-melodic anthems to today’s eclectic mix, Jews have played an integral role in rock ‘n’ roll’s development. Join rock and pop culture maven and Beatles expert Susan Ryan for a rousing session on Jewish disc jockeys, promoters, managers, songwriters and performers and their contributions to the music that’s shaped three generations. Whether you’re a hard-core fan or a mere music lover, you’ll tap your feet, sing along and leave this program with a new appreciation for the Jews who’ve made this music their own!

Hosted by progressive Jewish writer and scholar Bennett Muraskin, this free monthly session of the Jewish Cultural School & Society’s (JCSS) adult education series is open to all.

Visit jcss-nj.org for more.

bmuraskin@optonline.net, 973-734-1972

Sponsored by: Jewish Cultural School & Society

Learn some computer secrets you didn’t know from an insider.  Non-virtual breakfast included.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Learn the classical spiritual practices promoting physical and mental health, inner tranquility and heightened consciousness.  These practices are hidden within Jewish liturgy and require only a little practice and delving to reveal their beauty and power.  Join Rabbi Rudin for a session of spiritual renewal. Note: Hebrew reading background helpful but not essential.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Featuring:
The Seven Wonders of Jewish History
the Audacious Claim of National Revelation
Faith vs. Knowledge

10:30 am - 2:00 pm
cost $25 per person includes lunch and refreshments

732-613-1613 or 732-377-9551
www.torahlinks.org

Sponsored by: Torah Links of Middlesex County and Monmoth Torah Links

Local talented youth sing, dance, perform skits, and gymnastics. $8 in advance, $10 at the door.

juniorboard@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Food! Live music! Prizes for the whole family!

Come join us for a night of fun, and help a shul that is so integral to our community!

For just $18 (If you bring a friend, you get 2 tickets for $30!), you get dinner, dessert, and 10 tickets to make bids on any of our multitude of prizes.

Extra bidding tickets will be available at the door!

Several businesses in our community have made generous donations to be auctioned off, so come support them as well!

Doors open at 4:30 pm for prize viewing.
Dinner begins at 5:00 pm.
Auction begins at 6:00 pm.

If you can’t make it, a donation is always welcome and tremendously appreciated!

Sponsorships available!!

Nati Har-Sinay: (516) 382-0358, NHarsinay@gmail.com
or
Moe Yarmush: (908) 421-0354, Moe.Yarmush@gmail.com

Sponsored by: Congregation Etz Ahaim

Are settlements a flagrant violation of international law? What does apartheid mean, and why is Israel increasingly accused of it? How are the principles Israel is accused of violation applied to other countries? Learn why international law plays such a large role in public arguments against Israel. Professor Eugene Kontorovich teaches at Northwestern University School of Law, where he specializes in constitutional and international law. He is currently a member of the Institute for Advanced Study’s School of Social Sciences, where he is working on a book on international law for Harvard University Press.  $18 tax-deductible contribution, cash or checks payable to Advocates for Israel.

609-924-3225 / naomivilko@msn.com

Sponsored by: Princeton Advocates for Israel

Temple Beth Sholom Hazak-Sisterhood-Men’s Club

Presents Movie Critic Night-Sunday, Feb.12,2012 at 7:00pm
A Night at the Movies Bonus Feature: Oscar Trivia
Join us as Bill Wine, KYW News radio movie critic, presents movie clips and facilitates a stimulating discussion, Dairy dessert follows. Members are free Guests are $5.
RSVP by February 5th, 2012 to Leslie Zaontz, LSL27@aol.com or call Zelda Greenberg 856-751-4201

Leslie Zaontz, LSL27@aol.com or call Zelda Greenberg 856-751-4201

Sponsored by: Temple Beth Sholom Hazak-Sisterhood-Men's Club

On Sunday, February 12, 2012 at 7:30pm, the East Windsor Beth El Synagogue Genealogy Club will be sponsoring a discussion titled ‘The 1940 Federal Census is coming in 2012!’  A presentation will be provided reviewing what life was like in the 1940’s as well as an overview of what to expect in early April 2012, when the US Government releases census information related to 1940.

Synagogue office; (609) 443-4454, www.bethel.net.

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue Genealogy Club

COME TO HEAR AND MEET:

RABBI SHMUEL ELIYAHU SHALIT’A OF TZFAT
                                       
Son of the late Chief Rabbi of Israel, Morchdechai Eliyahu ZTK’L;  President of the National Torah Institute of Tzfat,  which includes a women’s college, the Ma’ayanot Yeshiva for Baalei Tshuvah, a Hesder Yeshivah , organizing many community programs and events, including Ruach Tzfat for educational tours of this mystical city.

Tzfat is located in one of the most economically challenged   regions, although   it is   the third largest tourist attraction in Israel (after Jerusalem and Tel Aviv) with three and a half million visitors a year.

Northern Israel increasingly vulnerable to Hezbollah and political indifference, come and listen to its Champion, its Chief Rabbi, the inheritor of the great mystical tradition, talk about Tzfat and its challenges, his Iraqi roots and his love for his people.

Suggested Donation: $36

6:30pm- a light dinner will be served
7:40pm- Arvit (Ma’ariv)
8:00pm- short presentation
                   
Tell your friends Rabbi Eliyahu is coming!

Etz Ahaim: (732) 247-3839

Sponsored by: Congregation Etz Ahaim and The National Torah Institute of Tzfat

Temple Shalom of Aberdeen will be conducting Shabbat evening services at Sunrise Assisted Living of Marlboro on Route 79 and School Road East. Services will be led by Cantor Leon Sher and Ed Miller, Worship chair of Temple Shalom. Along with residents of Sunrise, their families, members of Temple Shalom and the community-at-large are invited to attend this uplifting, meaningful, musical service. An Oneg Shabbat will follow. If you would like to attend, please call Ed Miller at 732.446.4244 or email him at speshuled1215@optonline.net by Monday, February 13.

Ed Miller at 732.446.4244 or speshuled1215@optonline.net

Sponsored by: Temple Shalom of Aberdeen

3 Professional Comedians (Jessica Kirson, Danny Cohen, and Doug Adler) followed by a gift auction (including gift certificates, baskets, jewelry, and much, much more).  Cost of $35 ($30 early-bird special, received by 2/15/12) includes show, snacks, dessert, coffee/tea.  BYOB.  No outside food please.  Soda/water will be available for purchase.

732-363-5190 or 732-367-1677
congahavatolam1@gmail.com
www.congregationahavatolam.org

Sponsored by: CAO

Comedy Night with 3 professional comics (Jessica Kirson, Danny Cohen & Doug Adler) and large gift auction.  Includes snacks, dessert, coffee/tea.  BYOB

Doors open at 7:30pm.  Show begins at 8:30pm.  Gift auction will follow show.

office@­ahava­tolam-­nj.­org
732-363-5190 or 732-367-1677

Sponsored by: CAO

The Morris and Sally Justein Heritage Museum at Baycrest invites eligible artists to submit an original kippah (yarmulke) to Cover Thy Head, a juried exhibition of kippot.  Submissions will be accepted electronically; there is a $25 CAN application fee. Jury members from the Baycrest, art and museum communities will review submissions for possible inclusion in Cover Thy Head. Exhibiting artists will be eligible for prizes. The exhibition will open October 2012 in Toronto, Canada.  Applications are due by March 1, 2012.
Contact czita@baycrest.org

czita@baycrest.org

Sponsored by: Baycrest

On Thursday, February 23, 2012 at 7:00 pm, at Beth El Synagogue of East Windsor, enjoy a night of exquisite kosher Haitian food and authentic Haitian music and dancing.  All proceeds go to the American Jewish World Service to benefit Haiti. The cost is $18 per person, $9 for children and children under 6 eat free. 

Please RSVP to Beth El Synagogue by February 17, 2012.  Beth El is located at 50 Maple Stream Road, East Windsor, 609-443-4454,  www.bethel.net.

Please RSVP to Beth El Synagogue by February 17, 2012.  Beth El is located at 50 Maple Stream Road, East Windsor, 609-443-4454,  www.bethel.net.

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue

Bring your pre-school children (ages 3-5) in their pj’s to Temple Hatikvah for a short service, a bedtime story and a juice and cookies.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Do you know your challah from your havdalah? Test YOUR sabbath knowledge before the next Jersey Tribe Shabbat dinner with this quick quiz.  And don’t worry – no matter your score, you’ve still got a seat at our table.

Join Jersey Tribe for a vegetarian/dairy potluck Shabbat meal on Friday, February 24 at 7:30 p.m. at a private home in Bridgewater. When you RSVP, please indicate what you’ll bring. We need salads, side dishes, desserts, challah, drinks and wine.

Space is limited to the first 15 RSVPs so get yours in today!

www.thejerseytribe.org

Sponsored by: Jersey Tribe

Usher in Shabbat with a musical service

Temple Office at (732) 308-0055

Sponsored by: The Temple

Torah talk over your favorite lager…what could be more refreshing?  Meet in one of Morris County’s characteristic taverns for informal talk about Torah and life!  Meet at the Long Valley Brew Pub, 1 Fairmount Rd, Long Valley.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Shabbat Across America, Friday Evening Dinner Program with Scholar in Residence Rabbi Leonard Levy.  The Topic will be Jewish Law:  Past, Present, and Future. 
Adults 13+ $18; Children 6-12: $8; Children under 6: Free

RSVP by February 21, 2012.  Call they synagogue office at 732-446-3000 All major credit cards accepted.

Ph 732-446-3000.  Email: arobinson@sonsofisrael.com

Sponsored by: Congregation Sons of Israel and Nationa Jewish Outreach Program

A night out for the adults! A special evening of musical performances, stand-up comedy and talent showcasing performers from all over New Jersey.  Temple Hatikvah’s annual coffeehouse welcomes adults 18 and over to taste this exciting smorgasbord of creativity, java and desserts.  Always a surprise!  BYOB but wines must be Kosher.  $15 in advance, $18 at the door.

tickets@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Monthly Jewish arts and crafts, singing, creative movement and storytelling program for children ages 3-5 accompanied by an adult.  Yummy refreshments. Please RSVP to Nancy Peled Wolf at BYachad@templehatikvahnj.org. $10.

BYachad@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

The bloodmobile will be parked outside the temple till 2pm. At the request of the blood center, we urge you to schedule an appointment.

Mindy Krull at (732) 617-9028 or mindybk@optimum.net

Sponsored by: The Social Action Committee

Purim Carnival!  Enjoy moon bounce, dunk the rabbi, and games, games, and more games!  Win prizes!  Enjoy lunch, ice cream and cotton candy!

Karen Lewin
215-493-1707
karen@bethelyardley.org

Sponsored by: Congregation Beth El PTO

A kid-friendly celebration of Purim with games and prizes.  Come eat a Hamantashen.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Fun for the entire family! Games, prizes, food, face painting and more…..

Temple Office at (732)308-0055

Sponsored by: Temple Rodeph Torah

Come hear the Megillah read and enjoy some Hamentashen.  Happy Purim!

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Stay current on all the news by studying the weekly Torah portion.  You’ll be amazed!

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

Morristown Jewish Center Beit Yisrael will be hosting their first Girl Scout Shabbat (Sabbath) on Friday, March 16, 5:30-7:30pm.  Girl Scouts of all denominations and ages are invited.  The event is Free.

Each March during Girl Scout Week, churches and synagogues across the country participate in Girl Scout Shabbat or Girl Scout Sabbath. Scout Shabbat offers an opportunity for Scouts to explore other faiths and allows worshipers to honor Scouts and Scout Leaders in the community for their achievements and service.  This will be done as part of the standard Jewish Friday Night Service.  A special workshop for Girl Scouts will be held before the general congregation service.  Girls are encouraged to wear their uniform. 

The first 50 girls who RSVP will receive a Girl Scout Shabbat Patch.  Please Register by March 1, Include number of girls, town, grade and troop number.  Call 973-538-9292 or email troop4208@gmail.com.  Please let us know if you’ve earned the “my promise, my faith” patch for this year so we can highlight your accomplishment.

All troops of any denomination are invited and the event is free.
Please be aware: no camera or cell phone use is allowed in the building during Shabbat services

Gigi Schwartz
973-538-9292
troop4208@gmail.com

Sponsored by: Morristown Jewish Center

A joyous musical celebration of Shabbat.  Open to the community.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah

OPEN TO ALL WOMEN WHO LOVE MAH JONGG!

Bring your Friends!
Members and non-members invited.
All Skill levels,

LUNCH – PRIZES – FUN

$25.00 entrance fee per person

Contact Karen Gooen for more information 973-895-2826 kjgoo@att.net

You must register to participate.
Email confirmation upon registration receipt.
Late comers will be put on a waiting list.

Send your $25.00 entrance fee to: Sisterhood Mah Jongg, 177 Speedwell Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960

Contact Karen Gooen for more information 973-895-2826 kjgoo@att.net

Sponsored by: Sisterhood of Morristown Jewish Center

Originally a musical genre of the Ashkenazi (Eastern European) Jews, Klezmer consisted of dance and instrumental tunes for weddings and celebrations. It expanded to include Jazz after arriving in the US circa 1880-1920, and again through successive generations to include the repertoires of Post-War and Soviet immigrants. The eight exceptional musicians of Metropolitan Klezmer’s inspired interpretations of Klezmer classics and their own originals bring an exuberance to Yiddish music worldwide, including wedding dances, folk tunes, Turkish- and Arabic-tinged traditionals, Hungarian prayer melodies, labor protest hymns, Second Avenue swing classics, and vintage Yiddish film soundtrack tangos and love ballads. They’ve played all the NYC venues, appeared on CNN, and Jewish Week gave their latest CD, Traveling Show (2007), five stars. Featuring Ismail Butera (accordion), Pam Fleming (trumpet, flugelhorn, kudu), Melissa Fogarty (soprano), Dave Hofstra (bass, tuba), Debra Kreisberg (clarinet, sax), Reut Regev (trombone), Eve Sicular (drums, bandleader), and Michael Hess (multi-instrumentalist).

Box Office: 732-842-9000
Box Office E-Mail: info@countbasietheatre.org

Sponsored by: Count Basie Theatre

On Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 7:30pm, the East Windsor Beth El Synagogue Genealogy Club will be sponsoring a discussion titled “Reconnecting with Pre-Holocaust Family Members”.  A presentation will be provided illustrating techniques for US, European and Israeli Jewish Genealogy Research.

Beth El Synagogue is located at 50 Maple Stream Road, East Windsor N.J. 08520.  Please call the Synagogue office with any questions, (609) 443-4454, www.bethel.net

Synagogue office, (609) 443-4454, www.bethel.net.

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue Genealogy Club

Rita Sason, Jewish Federation Director of Social Services , will speak about The Changing Face of the Jewish Community.

Yvette-732-255-7386

Sponsored by: Hadassah of Toms River

  Early in 1900 a group of Russian Jews pooled their money, left the lower East Side, and trekked inland to Chatham, New Jersey.  Once there they bought land to form a cooperative society later entitled “The Colony.”
  Bert Abazzia is a child of that colony which has, over time, been absorbed into the Chatham Township and besides author Bert Abazzia, The Colony produced many notable sons and daughters including, Abby Mann the producer of the hit T.V. Show, “Kojack.” 
  Please come to the Library of the Chathams and listen to author Bert Abazzia talk about the Colony.

                                      Abbott Gorin
                                      Chapter Chair
                                      B.C. Alumni Assoc. - Mid-New Jersey Chapter

gorin283@verizon.net, Abbie Gorin Cell (973) 953-2231

Sponsored by: Brooklyn College Alumni Association - Mid-New Jersey Chapter

Join the fun as we celebrate Shabbat during this musical service. Come ready to clap, sing, and rock with a new mode of Shabbat.

Temple Office (732)308-0055

Sponsored by: Temple Rodeph Torah

A musical event to usher in Shabbat.

The Temple Office at (732)308-0055

Sponsored by: The Temple

National J Street Conference - March 24-27.  J Street is the political home for pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans, the political voice for mainstream American Jews and other supporters of Israel who, informed by their Jewish values, believe that a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is essential to Israel’s survival as the national home of the Jewish people and as a vibrant democracy.

Enroll directly on the website www.jstreet.org.  If interested in carpooling to Washington DC contact NJCentral@JStreet.org

Sponsored by: The Central New Jersey Chapter of J Street

              2012 NJ SUMMER CAMP FAIRS

          …connecting great kids with great camps…

                    FREE ADMISSION
          All camp fairs will run from Noon to 3 p.m.

                COME FIND A GREAT CAMP!

Camps of All Kinds: Day, Overnight, Adventure, Computer, Special Interest, Special Needs, Baseball, Soccer, other Sports Travel and more.

Meet Camp Directors, get door prizes, Free giveaways from camps, Free Snacks, Free DVDs of camps, Free brochures, Jobs available, Bring the family, Free Parking

Parents with a 50+-page booklet summarizing all the camps and providing future contact information for all the camps participating in the camp fairs this season.  Camp directors show DVDs, talk with parents about their summer programs

For a list of participating camps, additional camp fairs and directions:
              www.njcampfairs.com

www.njcampfairs.com

Sponsored by: Sensational Summers

So you think you can dance? Come learn some cool dance moves and perform for our congregation at our Family Service on Friday, May 4th.

Temple Office

Sponsored by: Temple Rodeph Torah and Dance Attitudes

For children K- 7th grade come learn some new dance moves and participate in an exciting Jewish Dance Program. Show off your talent and then perform what you have learned at our Family Service on May 4th.

Temple Office (732)308-0055 or sign up online at www.dance.trt.org

Sponsored by: Temple Rodeph Torah and Dance Attitudes

Everyone can be an advocate for Israel.  At this short film and discussion, you will learn how to speak on Israel’s behalf and counter claims made against Israel with three practical and effective communication tools.  Special guest speaker, Professor Eugene Kontorovich of Northwestern University School of Law and the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, will give a talk titled: “Say It Enough, It Still Isn’t True:  Illegal Occupation, Settlements, Apartheid”. 7:30 - 9:00 pm.  $12/$6 Beth El members.

www.bethel.net or 609-443-4454

Sponsored by: Beth El Synagogue

Bring your pre-school children (ages 3-5) in their pj’s for a short service, a bedtime story and juice and cookies.

rabbi@templehatikvahnj.org

Sponsored by: Temple Hatikvah