The Hasidic movement, founded in the backwaters of Poland and Russia, went through unprecedented changes in the twentieth century: migration from shtetl to large cities, along with ideological challenges of secularization and politicization of the Jewish masses. In addition, Hasidism was utterly devastated by the two world wars and the Holocaust. The survival and eventual revival of the Hasidic movement in the face of these crises was due in no small measure to the role of its leaders – the zaddikim or Rebbes. This session will focus on the Rebbes who played a major role in the development of this movement
Watch the recording of the event here >>Also at Beit Avi Chai
Parashat Achrei Mot | Trying to Understand God’s Ways
Rabbi Shai Finkelstein
Series:
Parashat Hashavua in English
English Programs
Video
April 09, 2024
The Late Ottoman Period
Dr. Marik Shtern
zoom
June 02, 2024
Sun |
7pm (12pm EDT)
The Israeli City
Dr. Marik Shtern
zoom
June 16, 2024
Sun |
7pm (12pm EDT)
The British Mandate Period
Dr. Marik Shtern
zoom
June 09, 2024
Sun |
7pm (12pm EDT)
Words of Longing
Tamar Elad-Appelbaum, Michal Greenglick
English Programs
Video
May 07, 2024
Parashat Kdoshim | The Meaning of Holiness
Rabbi Shai Finkelstein
Series:
Parashat Hashavua in English
English Programs
Video
May 07, 2024
The First Jews of Ancient Greece
Dr. Katherine Aron-Beller
English Programs
Video
May 09, 2024
Special Programs
Video
December 20, 2023
Special Programs
Video
January 10, 2024
Special Programs
Video
February 05, 2024
Special Programs
Video
March 11, 2024
Special Programs
Video
May 07, 2024
English Programs
Video
May 09, 2024
English Programs
Video
February 04, 2024
English Programs
Video
February 12, 2024
English Programs
Video
February 19, 2024
English Programs
Video
February 25, 2024
Post Oslo Accords Period
Dr. Marik Shtern
zoom
June 23, 2024
Sun |
7pm (12pm EDT)