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| | ZIONISM: TODAY, TOMORROW, AND BEYOND |  JTS | TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29–30 | | Over the course of our two-day convening, we will gather scholars, religious leaders, practioners, and writers to explore the evolving nature of American Jewish connections to Zionism and Israel. Sessions include "The Future of Zionism in North America" and "Zionism and Pedagogy: Teaching During Difficult Times." | | Learn more and register → | |
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| Expanding the Conversation: A Zionism Webinar Series |  ONLINE | MONDAYS, NOVEMBER 11–DECEMBER 16, 1:00–2:30 P.M. ET | | Elaborating on conversations from our convening, our new webinar series will explore what it means to be a Zionist in 21st-century North America. Chancellor Shuly Rubin Schwartz and Hadassah National President Carol Ann Schwartz will kick off the series with a session on Henrietta Szold, JTS's first female student. | |
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| | BETWEEN THE LINES: UNALONE | | LIVE AT JTS AND LIVESTREAMED | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 7:00–8:30 P.M. ET | | Celebrated poet Jessica Jacobs joins JTS for a discussion of her recent book of poetry, an engagement with religious texts as an act of devotion to living fully in the world’s complexity. | | Learn more and register → | |
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| | MORE THAN THE MOTIONS | | The Haftarah for the Yom Kippur morning service condemns external displays of piety. Rabbi Joel Seltzer explores the lessons around observance and righteousness for the Day of Atonement. | | Read now → | |
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| | A CALL FOR RESPONSIBILITY | | Though the U-natana Tokef emphasizes the unpredicability of life, it also reminds us that our actions matter. Rabbi Marcus Mordecai Schwartz presents this prayer as a model for engagement with the world. | | Read now → | |
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