Established by the AVI CHAI Foundation in 2007, Beit Avi Chai is housed in a beautiful, purpose-built facility located at 44 King George in Jerusalem and serves as a hub for the creation, development and expression of Jewish texts and ideas.
Beit Avi Chai focuses on developing and producing original Jewish content with the aim of introducing wide and diverse audiences to Jewish-Israeli thought and culture.
Striving for excellence both in quality and range, on a monthly basis, Beit Avi Chai offers more than 50 in-person and online programs, reaching hundreds of thousands of participants in Israel and throughout the world.
Inter alia, these original programs include presentations, lectures, performances, workshops, exhibitions, creative incubators, podcasts, digital series and various staged events for adults, youth, children and the IDF.
Tamar I was only able to hear the recorded podcasts after the time but listened with total attention. What a splendid idea to give voice to all that is happening to us in Israel. I am hoping to try and write a midrash of my own. Thanks for the inspiration.❤
These two are brilliant! Such a good talk, very moving and encouraging too, and so on the spot. I think that the West needs to be educated: the islamists’ propaganda must be unveiled for what it is and new ways of reaching out with open and honest discussions need to be created. Thank you!
Super! Totally relevant to all of our lives, to walk the fine line between planning and faith in how those plans will work out, sometimes unexpectedly.
We have to be a light unto the nations ! We have a guide book the Torah ! Sadly the arrogance and ignorance of the Jewish people in connection to Judaism ! Read the book s by the late Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks ! You will understand where we are and the direction in which we need to go !!! It is unbelievable !!!!!
Can sponsors please put their ads at the beginning or the end, the interruptions are irritating and probably no one is interested because they disturb the flow of the discussion. This is a very important and serious discussion of what the Torah says and how it has vital lessons for our lives and situation today in Israel.
This commentary was insight into human nature, that we often want to make or have something of our own, but especially in times of war (like now) everyone has to contribute. Parshat Matot says that, on G-d's instructions, Moshe sends 12,000 soldiers to war against Midian, 1000 from each tribe, with Pinchas, son of Elazar Ha Cohen, "the sacred vessels and sounding trumpets in his hand." To get the Mitzraim out of ourselves, we need to build our families and strengthen our communities in Israel, the sacred vessels and sounding trumpets in our hands.
Targum Jonathan on Isaiah 45:17 - Israel shall be saved by the Word of the Lord with an everlasting salvation. ye shall not be ashamed nor confounded for ever, for ages after ages.
Todah Rabbi. Parasha always plays out. Many Jews refuse to make Alliyah, some anti Yisrael, and are very comfortable living out of the LAND HaShem has given to our forefathers. Very sad
It's the liberal Jews who are all about victimization. When you go to religious Jewish communities all over the world you only hear building and moving forward.
