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Yom Kippur Links to Other Sites & Pages
Aish: Yom Kippur Viritual Jewish Library: Yom Kippur Ahavat Yisrael: Yom Kippur My Jewish Learning: Yom Kippur My Jewish Learning: Must-Kinow Yom Kippur Words and
Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day)
WHAT IS YOM YERUSHALAYIM AND WHEN DO WE CELEBRATE IT? Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, falls on 28 Iyar. It commemorates what is, in our era,
Yud (Hebrew Letter)
The letter YUD signifies the number ten. It is the only letter that is suspended in midair and singular in form. In its singularity, YUD
Zayin (Hebrew Letter)
The letter ZAYIN has a numerical value of seven, alluding to the seven days in which the world was created. As the number seven, ZAYIN
Zionism
Zionism is the term used to describe the national movement of the Jewish people, expressed as a Jewish commitment to the restoration of the land
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Nesiah Meet & Greet BBQ
Join us for a social BBQ and picnic! Get to know one another, enjoy exciting games, and start forming friendships in the lead up to next year’s Israel Program!
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Welcome Ronnen Grauman!
BJE is delighted to welcome Ronnen Grauman to its Executive Team in 2023, in the capacity of Head of Jewish Life.Ronnen will work together with the Education Team, to redefine
On Friday night before we eat our delicious Challah, the children place their hands on top of the covered Challah and repeat the blessing above.
Shabbat shalom
One of the many highlights of the Year 10 Nesiah Israel Program, was the opportunity for those participants, who had not had their Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, to do so in Israel.
Thanks to the support of Y2i, Allan and Sharon Vidor and Masai Yehudi, there were 14 young people, who together with the whole Nesiah group of friends, madrichim, staff and even family members, celebrated their “coming of age” Jewish Journey on the Tayelet overlooking the old city of Jerusalem.
Each Bar/Bat Mitzvah participant received a personalised siddur, tefillin for the boys and shabbat candlesticks for the girls.
BJE is currently offering a Natif Program in Sydney. Natif is a BJE Jewish Journey Coming-of-Age Program, that is ‘an alternate to’ or ‘in addition to’ traditional shul-based Bat or Bar Mitzvah. For more info: bje.org.au/natif
Such a happy, fun week for our students, teachers, staff and their 🐶 celebrating the festival of Purim 🥳🎉
Shabbat Shalom
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