Join Congregation B’nai Torah MetroWest and Cantor Kate Judd online for Shabbat. At 7 p.m. EST, it is 2 a.m. in Israel and Gaza. We dedicate our Kabbalat Shabbat/Arvit service to prayers for the IDF soldiers, for whom this can be the darkest hour both literally and in their hearts. We will pray as well for the hostages, for the Israeli citizens, and for all those who are suffering in the region. We will pray for peace. Despite these dark times, our service remains hopeful, joyful, and song-filled!
Cantor Kate’s davar will ask the question: How do we talk to each other respectfully and constructively about Israel, the war in Gaza, antisemitism, and other important things we may disagree about?
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