Since October 7th, and the ensuing war between Hamas and Israel, the challenges facing the Jewish people here in the United States and in Israel have sometimes seemed overwhelming. Join […]
6:00 pm - Beyachad, Together, We Are One - Come Celebrate an Israeli-themed musical celebration of our Jewish Homeland 7:30 pm - Delicious Israeli-inspired dinner, catered by Olive U Break […]
Organizations to Support
Temple Beth El is encouraging support to organizations standing with Israel.
Send a Postcard to Your Elected Officials
We have sent out over 2,000 postcards thanking our representatives for supporting Israel!
To fill out your own, stop by the Schaefer Family Campus. We will provide mailing labels and stamps and will send it out, you just need to write the message!
Services held for people of Israel amid war, Boca Raton man in Israel appreciative of support
Read the article from WPBF about Beth El Stands with Israel
Israel Response Task Force
The goal of our Israel Response Task Force is to have a central hub which helps our congregation stay connected and supportive of Israel.
The task force will partner with and support Jewish organizations in our community, and share information on rallies and programs in the Boca community in support of Israel. This is our opportunity to fulfill the responsibility that we each do our part in supporting Am Yisrael. Join our volunteer list below to stay up to date on the many projects and programs we will put into place in the coming months.
Thank you to our lay partners in this task force, Lori Kupferman and Danielle Butler, for their passion and dedication. Together we will persevere, together we are one, Am Yisrael Chai.
Bridge of Hearts
Bridge of Hearts is a new Florida not-for-profit that has teamed up with Gisha L’Chaim (Life’s Door), an established Israeli not-for-profit, so that American Jews may directly connect with lonely and anxious elderly Israelis.
There are over a million elderly Israelis who are now more isolated than ever. For many, their professional caregivers have returned to their countries of origin. Family members are involved in the war effort and have less time to be a support. Some of the family caregivers are soldiers, and almost all Israelis, if not in the IDF, are busy helping elsewhere and have less time to care-give. For the elderly, there is increased loneliness and anxiety caused by the war.
The commitment is to make one call a week by phone or video call.
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