Join other readers at this discussion on the 2nd Wednesday each month.
About the Book: Warlight by Michael Ondaatje
Trapped in a loveless marriage, Viviane Amsalem has long sought a divorce from her devout husband Elisha. But under Israeli law, all divorce proceedings are overseen by an Orthodox rabbinical court, which can only dissolve a marriage with the husband's consent. And despite the estrangement, Elisha refuses to grant Viviane a gett (divorce papers), inciting a riveting domestic battle of wills. This film is Not Rated.
Divine comedy-drama about devout Jews who host ex-cons in their Jerusalem home. This film is rated PG.
Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Meet others in the community who do too. Join the group and practice German language in conversation and learn more about German culture. Fluency not required (nor is attendance at every meeting).
Meets regularly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday each month.
This information session will highlight the changes in the library's proposed new ordinance and will provide an opportunity to ask your questions.
The Levis are a large, fun-loving family in early 1980s Israel. The father advises his children every day on the importance of fulfilling their dreams, while his wife preaches absolute family loyalty. Their summer holiday is usually filled with dances, flirting, and the playful hijinks, but this summer the family's idyllic life is shattered when twin brothers Erez and Ofer fall in love with the same girl.
This free community event celebrates the upcoming gardening season and brings gardeners together to share seeds, garden stories,
Staff setup: 12 tables with 12 chairs in a horsehoe shape, No AV
In 2020, resolve to step out of your familiar reading routine and travel to parts unknown through literature. We begin 2020 with one of the world’s newest and oldest languages – Modern Hebrew. Our second book is Dearest Anne by Judith Katzir, with Dalya Bilu (Translator). The discussion will be lead by Lani Ravin on Wednesday, January 22 at 6:30pm.
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In 2020, resolve to step out of your familiar reading routine and travel to parts unknown through literature. We begin 2020 with one of the world’s newest and oldest languages – Modern Hebrew. Our first book is And the Rat Laughed by Nava Semel with discussion lead by Lani Ravin on Wednesday, January 22 at 6:30pm. This five-part short novel by Israeli novelist Nava Semel explores the complexity of memory, storytelling and the life of a story beyond its original telling.
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