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Message from our Co-Chairs on violence in Israel & Gaza
This is a deeply saddening and distressing period in Israel/Palestine. Our hearts are broken from the news that hundreds of Israeli civilians have been murdered or taken as hostages in Hamas’ attacks. We know that this is an anxious time for the many Kehillah members with friends and family in Israel: our thoughts are with you. As a community, we have each other for support – please check in on and reach out to one another for comfort. We are dismayed at the escalation of violence – including civilian deaths in Gaza – and pray for its swift end, along with peace for all Israelis and Palestinians.
High Holidays – Chag Sameach!
KNL CHEDER REGISTRATION
A special request from all parents of creche and cheder children to register with Kehillah by filling in the following form:
INTRO NOTE FROM MATAN – New Administrator
Hi, I am Matan Flum, a PhD student at the Bartlett Development Planning Unit, University College London. My research aims to examine Middle-Eastern geopolitics through the dialogue between the built environment and “whiteness”.
I live with my partner, Yaron, in Bloomsbury, in a postgraduate student accommodation named Goodenough College, during the last two and a half years, since we moved to London from Israel.
Before My PhD project, I served as a lawyer in the IDF for six years. I studied my LLB (Law) and MA (Politics) in Bar-Ilan University.
Please feel free to reach out with any administration queries as I am here to help!
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WHO WE ARE
Kehillah North London is a thriving and diverse Jewish community, based in Stoke Newington. We are proud of our inclusive, friendly and innovative approach to building an intergenerational Jewish community. We are from many different Jewish backgrounds. Our community and leaders include Mizrachi, Sephardi, and Ashkenazi Jews, Jews of Colour, Black Jews, Latinx/Latino Jews, Asian Jews, mixed-heritage Jews and their non-Jewish families and chosen families, people who were born Jewish and Jews by choice. Children and adults of all ages are welcome and involved. Most importantly, we seek to ensure that no one is marginalised, and where we miss the mark in achieving this important goal, we commit to keep learning and continue getting there.
A message from our Racial Justice Group in regards to the violence in Jerusalem.
A message from Rabbi Leah Jordan during these difficult times.
Where do we meet?
The majority of our services are held at:
St Mary’s Centre, Stoke Newington, Spensley Walk (off Stoke Newington Church St), London N16 9ES.