Brotherhood

Israel Action Committee

and Prime Time 4 Adults

invite you to...

"From One God to Another"

Tuesday, October 30, 2018, 7:00 pm

at Temple Israel of New Rochelle

"It seems that the Israeli society is being pulled apart:

Religious vs secular, Sephardi vs Ashkenazi, right-wing vs left

wing. The different affiliation groups in Israel contribute to the

unique and rich tapestry of the country as well as to it being one

of the world's most challenging societies."

Rabbi Gabby Dagan was born in Israel to a traditional Moroccan-Iranian

Orthodox family. He studied in one of the leading Ashkenazi Orthodox

Yeshivas in Israel, then served in the IDF as an Orthodox rabbi. After leaving

to live a secular life he then became the senior rabbi at one of the leading

Reform synagogues in Israel. This personal journey provides him with a

unique lens through which he can see surprising connections and similarities

between the seemingly opposite and adversarial, offering a personal,

hopeful point of view regarding the future of Israel’s society and the crucial

role of liberal Jewish life as a bridge and connector. Rabbi Dagan is now the

Senior Rabbi at Ohel Avraham synagogue at the Leo Baeck Center in Haifa

–the largest and oldest liberal organization in Israel.

RSVP to Mitchell Tarnopal at , Mitch Benson at
, or Debby Rubin-Marx at

Temple Israel of New Rochelle • 1000 Pinebrook Boulevard, New Rochelle, NY 10804
(914) 235-1800 • www.tinr.org