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Six ways to connect

Phone study, communities, encounters, the High Holidays, synagogues and special projects. In each, religious and secular Israelis meet without giving up who they are.

  • 16,000 participants

    Chavruta

    Religious and secular study partners learn together by phone once a week, matched by a trained staff, free of charge.

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  • Communities and Study Houses

    The Ayelet Hashachar community in the city: an open community, involved in city life. Every resident is invited to join meetings, workshops, holidays and a beit midrash for men and women.

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  • Bridging and Encounters

    Study tours, bar/bat mitzvah programs, talks for teenagers and meetings that let secular Israelis see into the lives of their religious neighbors.

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  • Yom Kippur

    A traditional Israeli Yom Kippur service in communities and kibbutzim, voluntary and open to anyone who wants to pray.

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  • 80 kibbutzim

    Building Synagogues

    Building, renovating and supporting synagogues in kibbutzim, moshavim and young communities.

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  • Special Projects

    Chavruta for the Lonely (in development), Together at Home, the Path of Life in Kiryat Shmona, a tent for prayer and study in Hostages Square, a synagogue in the Settlement Museum and more.

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