We Refuse to Remain Enemies: Israelis and Palestinians Pursuing Justice
September 15, 2024 1:30 – 4:30 p.m. – In-Person and Online – during the registration process, you can select which way you will attend.
In this timely symposium, come discover the inspiring and ongoing work of Israeli and Palestinian partnership organizations. Gain an overview of the situation and the range of groups operating today and hear what has changed since October 7th. There will be group discussions with Israeli and Palestinian representatives of organizations that are jointly educating the next generation, mourning in solidarity, creating art projects, tackling municipal issues, and developing new political approaches to the conflict that emphasize partnership rather than separation of two peoples.
Register: https://www.amkolel.org/peacebuilders
Location: Temple Shalom 8401 Grubb Road, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815
Cosponsors: ALLMEP, Am Kolel, New Israel Fund, Temple Shalom, Adas Israel, Adat Shalom, Bet Mishpachah, Fabrangen, Hill Havurah, JIDS, JAMAAT, Kol Ami, Religious Action Center, 6th and I Historic Synagogue, Temple Emanuel, Temple Micah, Temple Rodef Shalom
No Tickets Required but Donations are Welcome
We are proud to continue our tradition of opening our services to the entire community with no tickets or reservations required.
Our main In-Person services will be at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington, D. C. with livestreaming via Zoom.
Join us for Shabbat Services
Fabrangen holds two types of services: multi-access (hybrid) and Zoom only.
- The in-person part of our multi-access services is held at the Washington Ethical Society, 7750 16th Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20012
- Masks are optional, but there is a mask-only seating section.
- Check the calendar for details.
Please email the Fabrangen Coordinator before Shabbat to get the Zoom link for both types of services.
We use Siddur Lev Shalem in all our services.
Fabrangen’s Mission
Fabrangen is a community devoted to Torah, community service, and social justice activism. We warmly welcome everyone regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, religious background or affiliation, nationality, disability, or age. Our services during the year and for the High Holidays are guided by several principles:
- egalitarian and participatory services that seek to include everyone in the spiritual experience
- creative mix of traditional and innovative worship
- member-led services that engage the congregation
