Join Isaiah clergy in the social hall before Shabbat services for a conversation about Israel.

Please join us for a special evening with Charlotte Korchak, the Senior Educator and Director of International Student Programs at StandWithUs. Charlotte works with tens of thousands of students worldwide educating about Antisemitism and Israel and is one of the foremost public speakers in her field. Since October 7th, she has spoken at countless high schools and universities including MIT, Cornell, USC, University of Michigan, Georgetown, Duke, and many more. On Sunday, April 21 (6-8pm) at Temple Isaiah, Charlotte will discuss core concepts and misconceptions regarding Israel, Zionism, Antisemitism, and the Jewish people. She will provide us with tools needed to better understand and to better explain these topics to others. She will also tackle claims made against Israel’s right to exist and provide the necessary knowledge and skill to address those arguments. Our intention for the evening is to bring our LA teens (ages 14 and older) and their parents together as a community to build greater fluency with respect to these pressing topics. Charlotte is such a knowledgeable and clear voice whose expertise should be shared with as many people as possible. We believe the evening will be special and empowering and should not be missed.

Temple Isaiah joins the Consulate General of Israel in Los Angeles and the Temple of the Arts for a Yom HaZikaron Community-Wide Night of Remembrance. More information coming soon…

This event will be at Temple Beth Am

Temple Isaiah is partnering with Los Angeles synagogues for Israel Independence Day, with communal prayer, singing, and learning.

Come for the day, or for a single session, as we spend Israel Independence Day learning with Isaiah clergy. This year has been complex and heart-wrenching, and together we will explore different facets of our relationship with Israel.

Join Rabbi Zoe and Rabbi Jaclyn for shabbat services on Friday May 24. On this Memorial Day weekend, we will be hearing from guest Ofri Reiner, and her remarkable story of hope and healing, emphasizing the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Ofri survived the Nova Festival massacre, an event that tragically claimed the life of her beloved brother. Since that harrowing day, she has embarked on a deeply personal journey towards healing, driven by the power of creativity and narrative. In Ofri’s own words: “I firmly believe that my purpose in this world is to transform the pain I carry into a beacon of hope for Jewish communities worldwide, especially my own generation. Through the catharsis of self-expression, I have discovered a profound sense of resilience and optimism that I am eager to share.”