Events

Temple Beth El offers a weekly course taught by the clergy and other experts in the community. The course covers topics such as holidays, customs, life-cycle events, values, theology, prayers and rituals, Jewish texts, history, and Hebrew. There is a

10/23-12/31 - Art Exhibit - Plant Portraits: Weeds to Wildflowers by Kim Heise at Boca Raton Public Library Front Lobby. 900 NW 2nd Ave. Regular library hours. Free. 561-393-7852; bocalibrary.org

The recent global uptick in antisemitism has bedeviled and threatened Jews throughout the world, not the least in Florida. To be sure, many factors lay behind the rise of antisemitism; nevertheless, white nationalism today poses the most significant

Join us for an afternoon with Greta Brewer as she hosts another captivating book talk and explores The German Wife, by Kelly Rimmer, author of the New York Times bestseller The Warsaw Orphan. This unforgettable novel is inspired by the true story of

A great nation has stumbled into a brutal and counterproductive war. Can we learn from Russian history why this nation, with its vast reservoir of literary and scientific riches, instigated this terrible conflict? Can we learn from the past what the

Support Israel and Israeli film - On The Map on Tuesday, December 12 at 2 p.m. at the Movies of Delray with a free screening of On the Map, a film by Dani Menkin who present the film and his “work in progress” antisemitism film, “Colleyville.” Donati

Our special speaker, acclaimed journalist Andrew Lawler, brings the past to life in this one-time event. This lecture will take you under Jerusalem, into the tombs, tunnels, and trenches of the Holy City. It brings to life the indelible characters wh