February is Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month.
From their first class, each child in the Bar and Bat Mitzvah for Children with Disabilities program receives a tallit and kippah, learning the blessing for tzitzit and personalizing their kippah—a meaningful first step in their Jewish journey. When they celebrate their aliyah to the Torah, they are gifted B’chol Drachecha, our cognitively accessible siddur, ensuring every child can engage in tefillah.
Your support provides these essential items, allowing every participant—at no cost to their families—to fully experience this transformative program. A $60 gift covers a tallit and siddur for one child. Please join us in making Jewish life accessible to at least 100 children each year on the program.
The Masorti Foundation for Conservative Judaism in Israel is dedicated to supporting Israelis in building a Judaism that respects tradition and observance while adapting to modern Israeli life and promoting egalitarian practices.
The Masorti Movement promotes Masorti/Conservative Judaism in Israel through its kehillot (congregations), NOAM youth movement, the Egalitarian Kotel, pluralistic religious services and other programs.
Masorti runs and maintains the prayer space at “Ezrat Yisrael” making it possible to hold egalitarian prayer
services and Bar or Bat Mitzvah ceremonies with the entire family.
our Siddur App yet?
Our beloved Siddur is available as a free downloadable app, allowing you to connect to the tradition from anywhere in the world, easily navigate between the different prayers, mark frequently used prayers and more.
Please note that this siddur is available in Hebrew only.
Pray from anywhere in the world, easily find and save your favorite prayers, and connect with Hashem via the first and only egalitarian Siddur App in the world!
