Yachad

From Discord and Tragedy to Unity and Strength

From Discord and Tragedy to Unity and Strength “Our response to the deepening fissures in Israeli society must be to double down on building a stronger, more unified society with a sense of shared language and purpose,” declares Rabbi Shay

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Planting Seeds: Fostering Growth

Planting Seeds: Fostering Growth Just as Tu B’shvat focuses on the themes of growth and renewal, the Moniqe and Mordecai Katz Yachad Program for Jewish Identity helps individuals and communities grow as they develop their connection to Judaism and to

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OTS Lighting the Way – 7th Night of Chanukah

Ohr Torah Stone is lighting the way! Together for candle lighting – together in building community! The seventh night has arrived, soon all of the candles will burn together brightly as one strong light – the perfect symbol for Ohr

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New Name for OTS’s Yachad Program for Jewish Identity

New Jersey Family Names Program Promoting Jewish Identity and Heritage Awareness in Israeli Society (JERUSALEM- November 16, 2022) The Israel-based educational network Ohr Torah Stone (OTS) has announced the naming of the Monique and Mordecai Katz Yachad Program for Jewish

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“What Unites Us is Stronger Than What Divides Us”

“What Unites Us is Greater Than What Divides Us” OTS’s Monique & Mordecai Katz Yachad Program for Jewish Identity strengthens Jewish-Israeli identity through welcoming programs where Jews of all backgrounds feel comfortable celebrating their shared heritage. In the aftermath of

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Welcoming Shabbat B’Yachad – Together

Welcoming Shabbat B’Yachad – Together The Yachad Jewish Identity Program harnesses the long, sunny Fridays of Israeli summer to run communal Kabbalat Shabbat programs across the country, bringing thousands of Israelis closer to their heritage and their communities “Not all

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A Night to Remember: Yachad Makes Pesach Meaningful

A Night to Remember: Yachad Makes Pesach Meaningful for Thousands of Israelis “Diaspora Jews who are not religious are generally much more connected to Jewish tradition and to a Jewish community than secular Jews in Israel are,” laments Alita Mor,

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