5772 — Bo: “Borrowing” Gold and Silver

Neima Novetsky discusses parsha Bo.

Pardes Faculty Members Across America

Thursday February 16
Rabbi Daniel Landes in Berkeley, CA
Dance Theology
Graduate Theological Seminary
12:30 PM
www.gtu.edu

Friday-Sunday, February 17-19
Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield at Limmud LA
www.limmudla.org

Shabbat, February 18-19
Rabbi Daniel Landes in San Francisco, CA
Congregation Emanu-El
2 Lake Street
www.emanuelsf.org

Sunday-Monday, February 19-20
Rabbi Daniel Landes at Limmud Bay Area
www.limmudbayarea.org

Tuesday February 21
Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield in San Francisco, CA
From a “Place” of Anger or Renewal: The Last words of Rabbi Eliezer
Home of Pardes alumna and G-dcast founder/producer Sarah Lefton (www.g-dcast.com)
8:00 PM
Email naomi -at- pardes . org.il for directions, and to RSVP.

Thursday February 23
Yaffa Epstein in Vancouver, Canada
Ugly Men and Beautiful Rabbis: What is beauty in Judaism?
Moishe House Vancouver
7:30 PM
Email moishehousevancouver -at- gmail .com for directions, and to RSVP.

Shabbat, February 24-25
Yaffa Epstein in Vancouver, Canada
Congregation Schara Tzedeck
scharatzedeck.com

Monday February 27
Yaffa Epstein in Philadelphia, PA
Truth, Myth and the Construction of the Ideal Jewish Woman
“Topics on Tap,” sponsored by Moishe House Philly, The Collaborative, and Hillel’s Jewish Grad Network
The Black Sheep Pub, 247 S. 17th Street
7:00 PM
Email moishehousephilly -at- gmail .com to RSVP.

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Credits
Larry Kluger – Creative Consultant
Arlene Harel – Production Coordinator
Dr. David Bernstein – Executive Producer

About Neima Novetsky
Neima Novetsky is a faculty member for the Pardes Institute in Jerusalem. Her focus is Tanakh.

Ms. Novetsky holds a BA in Religion and a Certificate in Language and Culture from Princeton University, and an MA in Bible from the Bernard Revel Graduate School of Yeshiva University. Prior to making Aliyah from New York, Ms. Novetsky founded and directed the Advanced Tanakh Beit Midrash Program at Lincoln Square Synagogue. She has taught at Midreshet Lindenbaum, the Ma’ayan Institute for Women, and the Princeton University Hillel, and has lectured on Biblical topics in various synagogues in both Israel and the States.

5772 — VaEra: From Secular Power to the Miraculous

Rabbi Alex Israel discusses parsha VaEra.

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Credits
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Dr. David Bernstein – Executive Producer

About Rabbi Israel
Rabbi Alex Israel has a BSc from the London School of Economics, a PGCE from London’s Institute of Education, and is working on a MA in Talmud at Bar Ilan University. He studied and taught at Yeshivat Har Etzion Advanced Talmudic College and received rabbinic ordination from the Israeli Rabbinate. Rabbi Israel has taught at Midreshet Harova and Midreshet Lindenbaum. He currently teaches at Pardes and Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi. He is a Rabbi of Tzohar, an organization promoting dialogue and improved relations between religious and secular Israelis. He blogs and sends weekly Parsha emails to many hundreds of readers around the globe.

5772 — Shemot: Why Would One Nation Oppress Another?

Rabbi Daniel Roth discusses Parshat Shemot.

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Credits
Larry Kluger – Creative Consultant
Arlene Harel – Production Coordinator
Dr. David Bernstein – Executive Producer

About Rabbi Roth
Rabbi Daniel Roth teaches Talmud and serves as the Director of the Pardes Center for Judaism and Conflict Resolution. Daniel also is the coordinator and teacher of the Pardes Peace and Conflict Track. He holds an MA in Talmud from Hebrew University, a B.Ed in Jewish Philosophy and Talmud from Herzog Teachers’ College, and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Bar Ilan University’s Conflict Resolution and Negotiation Department on the topic of Rabbinic Models of Reconciliation. Daniel has been teaching Talmud, Chumash and other subjects at Pardes for the past nine years, and studied for eight years in Yeshivat Har-Etzion, during which time he received semicha.