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This is also what Jewish community can look like. On Thursday, 150 people gathered at Kane Street Synagogue for We Will Dance Again. We came with different backgrounds, different relationships to Judaism, and whatever these past few years have held for each of us. Together, we made room for movement, connection, rest, and joy. These first photos capture a few pieces of the evening: arms reaching, people finding one another, a painting taking shape, a moment to lie down and breathe. Thank you to Kane Street Synagogue, OpenLev, our artists and facilitators, and everyone who brought themselves into the room. If you were there, what’s one moment that stayed with you? Photos: Jaclyn Licht / Studio Shemesh @shwaclyn taken in Kane Street Synagogue by @kane_street
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You’ve probably never seen a synagogue look like this. 🪩✡️ Three years after October 7, 150 of us came together inside a Brooklyn synagogue to dance. To make space for grief. To celebrate life. To reconnect with each other. To remember that even in the hardest of times, joy is something worth fighting for. Jews from across denominations, backgrounds, and beliefs, coming together on one dance floor. We Will Dance Again. And tonight, we did. ❤️ Deep gratitude to everyone who made this gathering possible. ✨ Our incredible artists: 🎧 DJ Oatmeal | @lawrenceinmotion 🎶 Sivan Arbel | @sivan_arbel_music 🎷 Alec Hutson | @alechutson 🎨 Dahlia Raz | @dahlia.raz 🍵 Marty Keiser | @martykeisersoze 🕍 Our organizing partners: @kane_street @jewishembodimentlab @israelpolicyforum @hannahseneshschool @jccbrooklyn @openlev.life @romemubrooklyn And to every person who showed up with their whole heart, thank you for reminding us what community, resilience, and Jewish joy can look like. We will keep dancing. 💙 #WeWillDanceAgain #JewishJoy #JewishCommunity #EcstaticDance #Brooklyn by @kane_street
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Rabbi Oliver and Rabbi Dardashti from Brooklyn, New York go head to head discussing the festival of Sukkot as 'Optimum Vulnerability’. Rabbi Dardashti emphasizes the importance of humility in spiritual life. She shares a Hasidic legend that highlights our duality: "We should have in our pockets two pieces of paper which remind us both of our ultimate vulnerability and of the fact that the world was created for us." This balance of humility and pride is a recurring theme in her work, especially as she prepares for the upcoming festival of Sukkot. Listen to the full episode of the Really Jewish Podcast wherever you listen to your podcasts. REALLY JEWISH SE2:E3 - Sukkot - Optimum Vulnerability out now - full episode - link in bio #FaithInProgress #JewishWisdom #GrowthMindset #DoubtsAndDestiny #InnerJourney #Jerusalem #Judaism #Faith #CulturalIdentity #Podcasts #Zionism #Israel #ReallyJewish #JewishPodcast #JewishLife #JewishCulture #JewishIdentity #TorahTalk #JewishVoices #ModernJudaism #JewishCommunity #FaithAndCulture #PodcastLife #NewPodcast #SpotifyPodcasts #ApplePodcasts #JewishCreators #Diaspora #JewishStories by @kane_street
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Three years later, there is so much we are still carrying. Grief. Anger. Confusion. Longing. Love. Exhaustion. Hope. On October 8, we’re creating a space where none of it needs to be resolved before we come together. WE WILL DANCE AGAIN is an evening of movement, music, ritual, art, and deep rest. A chance to bring whatever these last three years have held for you, and to move together from mourning toward resilient joy. Not because joy erases what has happened. Because joy, too, belongs in the body. Reform, Conservative, Renewal, Orthodox, observant, secular, questioning. One room. One dance floor. Come as you are. Featuring: ✨ DJ set by The Jewish Embodiment Lab founder DJ Oatmeal @lawrenceinmotion ✨ Live sound bath with award-winning artist Sivan Arbel @sivan_arbel_music ✨ Live saxophone by Alec Hutson @alechutson ✨ Live painting by Dahlia Raz @dahlia.raz ✨ Tea experience by Marty Keiser @martykeisersoze Thursday, October 8 Doors 6:30pm | Kane Street Synagogue, Brooklyn Presented in partnership with @kane_street , @jewishembodimentlab , @israelpolicyforum , @hannahseneshschool , @jccbrooklyn @openlev.life & @romemubrooklyn Registration at the link in bio. by @kane_street
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Lilith x @heebmedia x @rabbinicfitcheck is delighted to present the 5787 High Holiday Lookbook! We asked your favorite Jewish feminist rabbis what they were planning to wear for the High Holidays—and how they made their choices. While women’s clothing choices are always political, this is especially true for women and gender expansive rabbis. Since America’s very first woman rabbi, the trailblazing Sally Priesand, was ordained in 1972, Jewish feminist clergy have told stories of clothing choices been policed and used as a way to undermine their leadership. That external noise can become internal. As Barbara Ostfeld, the first woman ordained as a cantor in 3,000 years of Jewish history, wrote in Lilith in 2019: “We women have learned to become watchful and wary because we’ve internalized the objectification. How do I LOOK from the bima? we wonder. What image am I conveying to congregants? we ask ourselves. Do I look approachable? If I’m going for ‘humble dignity,’ do I wear a jacket?” With this High Holidays Lookbook, we are pulling on these complicated threads and celebrating feminist rabbis’ fashion. Rabbi Michelle Dardashti’s top three considerations when dressing for the High Holidays are: 🍎 Modesty - minimal skin showing! 🍯 Many hours on my feet - girl’s gotta be comfortable  🐝 “Me” - reflective of my personality and vibe ;) “The two slips of paper in my pockets are based on a teaching from Reb Simcha Bunim of Przysucha that a person should carry two slips of paper, one in each pocket. One says “the world was created for me” the other says “I am but dust and ashes.” I will have these slips in my pockets over the Yamim Noraim — it keeps me grounded as I’m carrying forward the community.” Check back through the Days of Awe for more looks ⭐ by @kane_street
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💜 Next Tuesday, July 28, join us for Meet Me on the Rooftop: A Tu B’Av Soirée — a summer night of live music, an open bar, delicious bites, and great company. Whether you’re looking for your bashert, hoping to meet someone new, or simply looking for a fun night out with friends, come open to possibility. Who knows where the night might lead? ✨ Curious about finding your match? A Three Day Rule matchmaker will be joining us for the evening! 🎉 Plus, we’re excited to be joined by our friends and sponsors at YALA and Greenpoint Shul! 👉 Register now (link in bio) ~ https://kanestreet.org/tubav2026 taken in Kane Street Synagogue by @kane_street
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3 months ago
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✨Join us this Friday night! ✨ Celebrate our growing community at Ḥesed and New Member Kabbalat Shabbat & Oneg with music, prayer, drinks, bites, and new connections. 📅 Friday, July 24 • 6:15pm 📍 Community Room Led by Rabbi Dardashti, Reb Beni & Noah Solomon Register at: kanestreet.org/oneg-shabbat See you there! by @kane_street
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🌈 Happy Pride Month! 🌈 Celebrate Pride Month with Kane Street and our Brooklyn community! ✨ Pride Kabbalat Shabbat & Oneg on the roof! Friday, June 5 • 6:15pm at Kane Street 🏳️‍🌈 Brooklyn Pride Seudah Sh’lishit & Brooklyn Pride Parade Saturday, June 13 • 5-9pm at CBE 🤝 Interfaith Pride Service Wednesday, June 17 • 7-9pm at First Unitarian Congregational Society in BK 💜 Shalom, Dykes! Vol. 3 Saturday, June 27 • 5pm–2am, visit shalomdykes.com for location & details Together we celebrate LGBTQ+ joy, resilience, visibility, and belonging while recommitting ourselves to the work of allyship, inclusion, and justice. 💫Visit ~ kanestreet.org/pride ~ for all the details! taken in Kane Street Synagogue by @kane_street
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Tuesday, June 9, 2026 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Kane Street Synagogue 236 Kane St, Brooklyn, NY 11231 Join us to hear from Israeli activists engaged in “Protective Presence” and putting their bodies on the line to help protect Palestinian communities in the West Bank facing settler violence. Thank you to NIF and Kane Street Synagogue for hosting and cosponsoring this event alongside: Alliance for Middle East Peace, Congregation Beth Elohim, J Street, Lab/Shul, Minyan Atara, New Jewish Narrative, Park Slope Jewish Center, Partners for Progressive Israel, The Institute for Living Judaism in Brooklyn, The New Shul, Rabbis for Human Rights, Smol Emuni US, and T’ruah. taken in Kane Street Synagogue by @kane_street
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Save the date! Tuesday, June 9, 2026 7:00 PM 8:30 PM Kane Street Synagogue 236 Kane St, Brooklyn, NY 11231 Join us to hear from Israeli activists engaged in “protective presence” who are putting their bodies on the line to help protect Palestinian communities in the West Bank facing military and settler violence. We will hear their stories and testimonies and highlight the crucial role they play in responding to violence on the ground.​ Come and learn about their vital work, and find out how you can be part of the effort to protect Palestinian communities, hold settlers and the military accountable, and promote a future in Israel and Palestine in which everyone can live with safety and dignity.​​ Hosted by Kane Street Synagogue and cosponsored by The New Israel Fund, Brooklyn Heights Synagogue, Congregation Beth Elohim, Lab/Shul, New Jewish Narrative, Park Slope Jewish Center, Partners for Progressive Israel, The Institute for Living Judaism in Brooklyn, The New Shul, Smol Emuni US, and T’ruah. by @kane_street
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👋Intro to ASL at Kane Street✌️ Ever want to say “Shabbat Shalom” from across the room? Now you can. Kane Street is offering a 6-week intro to American Sign Language (ASL)! Learn the alphabet, conversational signs, and Jewish-themed vocabulary with our energetic instructor, Steve Weiner. Jump into a fun, “voices off” experience and start signing from day one. 📅 Tuesdays, June 2–July 7 | 6:30–8:30 PM $200 members / $250 non-members 👉Register: kanestreet.org/asl About the Instructor: Steve Weiner is a 5th grade teacher at PS347 and a 2025 NYC Teacher of the Year nominee. With over 25 years of experience, he is an award-winning educator, ASL consultant, and performer. taken in Kane Street Synagogue by @kane_street
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Israel Beyond the Binary: A Conversation with IGY on LGBTQ Life, Democracy, and the Future of Israeli Society Join IGY, Cohen Projects, and The Jewish Agency for Israel for an evening exploring LGBTQ life, democracy, and the future of Israeli society. Featuring Rom Ohayon (Co-CEO of IGY), Barak Ganor (VP of Global Partnerships at IGY), and Ali Cohen (Founder & CEO of Cohen Projects), this timely conversation will examine the challenges and opportunities facing LGBTQ Israelis at a pivotal moment for both Israeli and American democracy, and what solidarity between Israeli and American Jewish communities can look like today. Light refreshments provided. Space is limited. RSVP here: bit.ly/igyinny @igy.org.il @barakganor @romoh_ayon @merima_all_over @thisisalicohen @liorlekner @jewishagency @smqnetwork @kane_street by @kane_street
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