Shabbat, Allyship, & Zionism
How do Jews navigate a world of shifting alliances and fight antisemitism? What issues should we prioritize in allies? Join Moishe House Nob Hill as we learn from expert David Hazony about putting our own interests first while building allyship in unexpected places and why, in David's words, "the Chosen People can't always be choosy."
We'll have Shabbat dinner covered, but please feel free to bring a dessert or beverage of your choice.
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Moishe House Nob Hill is partnering with the Z3 Project for this event. Feel free to take the 1 bus to Late Shabbat after if you want!
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About the Z3 Project:
The Z3 Project is an initiative of the Oshman Family JCC. Our objective is to foster a fresh approach to Jewish engagement in the 21st century. We are dedicated to fostering a thriving Jewish future through meaningful dialogue between Diaspora Jewry and Israel. We believe in the power of Jewish Peoplehood, mutual understanding and a shared destiny to unite Jewish communities across the globe.
About David:
David Hazony, Director and Steinhardt Senior Fellow of the Z3 Institute for Jewish Priorities, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our mission. An award-winning editor, translator and author, his work has been pivotal in shaping the discourse on Jewish thought and Zionism.
David is an award-winning editor, translator and author. He is the editor of Jewish Priorities (Wicked Son, 2023), the former editor-in-chief of the journal Azure and was the founding editor of TheTower.org.
His book The Ten Commandments (Scribner, 2010) was a finalist for the National Jewish Book Award. His translation of Uri Bar-Josephโs The Angel (HarperCollins, 2016) was a winner of the National Jewish Book Award. He has edited two previous anthologies: Essential Essays on Judaism by Eliezer Berkovits (Shalem, 2002), and, with Yoram Hazony and Michael B. Oren, New Essays on Zionism (Shalem, 2007). He has a Ph.D. in Jewish Philosophy from the Hebrew University and lives in Jerusalem.
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