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  • Syria’s Future Shabbat Dinner with Herut DC

    Shelby Sibilsky

    As the world watches the new order unfold in Syria, what might the end of the Al-Assad dynasty mean for Israel? How will her security situation change as the HTS government begins to lead the war-torn country to Israel's northeast? Join us for a Shabbat themed about this topic on January 17. Drinks at 5:30pm, kiddush and dinner at 6:45pm. Location given upon RSVP

    $18
  • Planting Justice: Tu Bishvat Seder and Fundraiser with New Israel Fund

    Dean Bagdadi

    Please join NewGen for a Tu Bishvat seder and fundraiser dedicated to Planting Justice, a tree-planting initiative by Rabbis for Human Rights and the New Israel Fund that supports Israelis and Palestinians working together for human rights, justice and peace in the West Bank and unrecognized Bedouin villages of the Negev.

    We will gather to mark the holiday by engaging in a Tu Bishvat seder, celebrating the New Year for Trees with delicious fruits, wine, and reflections on our connection to nature, community, and sustainability.

    All proceeds from ticket sales and day-of donations will go toward the Planting Justice campaign.
    Cost Range: 36 - 200

    $36
  • JNFuture Tu Bishvat Wine & Trees with Jewish National Fund

    Kesher Israel Social Hall 2801 N Street, NW Washington, DC , United States

    Join young Zionists and commemorate Tu BiShvat, the original Earth Day. Learn about Jewish National Fund-USA's crucial work in preserving the beautiful land of Israel. Connect with like-minded visionaries and hear how you can be part of a movement that is building a greener, brighter future for the people of Israel.

    This event is open to young philanthropists ages 22-40.

    Thursday, February 13, 2025
    7:00 - 9:00 pm

    Metro Center, NW
    Address Provided Prior to Event

    Email jkaplan@jnf.org for more information.
    Cost Range: 0 - 54

    $54
  • The American Jewish Community: New Identity Challenges After Oct. 7 with WHC

    HIGHLINE RxR 2010 Crystal Drive Arlington, VA 22202 , United States

    The killing of 1,200 Israelis on Octo_ber 7, 2023, by Hamas mil_i_tants becomes a hor_ri_ble crime that chal_lenges the core of Rabbi John Rosove's beliefs. For months, he finds him_self lost in doubt and grief and, yes, a desire for revenge. In the end, as the tragedy of Gaza unfolds, his brave voice does not waver in its deter_mi_na_tion to see peace and social jus_tice come to the Mid_dle East, for the chil_dren of Pales_tine and Israel.

    Rabbi Rosove and WHC Rabbi Sue Shankman will discuss the challenges facing the American Jewish community since October 7.

  • Shabbos Kestenbaum: From Harvard to Capitol Hill

    TBA , United States

    Malka Productions Presents: Shabbos Kestenbaum- From Harvard to Capitol Hill Shabbos Kestenbaum is the lead plaintiff against Harvard University in...

    $25
  • Sharaka: Engagement for a New Middle East with Moishe House Columbia Heights

    Sixth & I 600 I Street, NW Washington, DC 20001 , United States

    The Middle East is undergoing a transformation, and grassroots activism is playing a key role in shaping its future. At Moishe House, Sharaka will lead an inspiring conversation about how advocacy and civic engagement can reinforce regional partnerships, economic cooperation, and peacebuilding. By uniting young leaders, activists, and professionals, we can help create a more open and collaborative future for the region.

  • Tessa Veklser + Adela Cojab: Not Silent Not Sorry Q&A

    Richmond District- to be announced 24hrs prior to event san francisco, california, United States

    Tessa & Adela - Not Silent Not Sorry: Changing The Landscape In The Fight Against Antisemitism Join us as we...

    $27