We invite you to join us on Friday, May 15 at 11:45 AM for the Golden Heart meeting, which will be held at the Sukat Shalom synagogue (Maršala Birjuzova 19).
This time we will together commemorate Yom Yerushalayim – Jerusalem Day, a holiday that symbolizes the unbreakable historical and spiritual connection of the Jewish people to the city of Jerusalem.
For this occasion, educational-historical video materials have been prepared, as well as thoughts from Rabbis Jonathan Sacks and Ephraim Mirvis, through which we will reflect on the significance of Jerusalem as a symbol of unity, return, and the enduring story of redemption.
Following the program, there will be a lecture by Arlene Han titled “Jerusalem: Memory, Identity, and Continuity,” which will address the historical, cultural, and identity significance of Jerusalem for the Jewish people, as well as how this city has remained a symbol of spirituality, collective memory, and continuity throughout the centuries.
The gathering will continue with music and refreshments.
Everyone is welcome to join us.
For all information related to the activities of the Golden Heart, you can contact Maja Bocian.