Beit Avi Chai invites you to open the gate to a unique world that celebrates the Jewish holidays directly from the comfort of your home.
No matter where you may be this holiday season, join us on a fascinating online journey of Jewish culture and ideas with lectures, presentations, podcasts, essays, food presentations, museum visits and much more!
Hedai Offaim hosts Alon Eder
Song for the holiday eve # 4
Ve’yesh tsippor bashamayim (And there’s a bird in the sky): On spiritual work here and now
Rabbi Mishael Zion and Architect Esther Sperber
HINENI #4: Sukkot – Shelter in Place
Rabbi Mishael Zion and Architect Esther Sperber about what makes a home
Meir Shalev and Bilha Ben Eliyahu
Bible now
Bilha Ben Eliyahu talks with the writer Meir Shalev
Rabbi Dr. David Ebner
The Joy of Torah
Poems of Penitence and Peace; A Quartet of Classic English Poems to celebrate Holidays in a Time of Pandemic
Hedai Offaim hosts Alon Eder
Song for the holiday eve # 4
Rabbi Mishael Zion and Architect Esther Sperber
HINENI #4: Sukkot – Shelter in Place
Meir Shalev and Bilha Ben Eliyahu
Bible now
Rabbi Dr. David Ebner
The Joy of Torah
Bacol Serlui writes about Tirza Atar
The terrible thirst for grace
The poet Bacol Serlui writes about the song “Rain, Listen to Women” by Tirza Atar
Akiva Sygal
Victoria Hanna – Orayta
About the girl that dancing her strange dance in front of everyone
Ruti Direktor
William Kentridge’s “More Sweetly Play the Dance”
Between Paul Celan and Simchat Torah
Dr. Ido Hevroni
The Rabbi, the Son, and the Cave
Bacol Serlui writes about Tirza Atar
The terrible thirst for grace
Akiva Sygal
Victoria Hanna – Orayta
Ruti Direktor
William Kentridge’s “More Sweetly Play the Dance”
Eviatar Banai
Between forgiveness and joy
On dancing, inner well-being, and joy that does not need words
Noa Rosenberg
Jonah the Prophet as a modern artist
On “The Shepherdess (after Millet)” by Vincent van Gogh
Eviatar Banai
Between forgiveness and joy
Prof. Yair Zakovitch
What is the Sefer Torah?
