Temple Israel Progressive Israel Caucus (TIPIC) Book Group: Dear Zealots
Join us onsite or online on Tuesday, November 12th, 7:00 pm—8:30 pm for the Temple Israel Progressive Israel Caucus Book Group to discuss Dear Zealots by Amos Oz. A series of three essays is classic Amos Oz written in 2017 for his grandchildren, are a patient, learned telling of history, religion, and politics in a world in which polarization and extremism (and now the war) are rising everywhere.
Please register to join us. Contact Larry Koff with questions and cajl@tisrael.org with registration questions.
Learn more about TIPIC and register for TIPIC's upcoming book group discussions.
By registering for this event, you acknowledge that the topics discussed may evoke strong emotions and differing opinions. TIPIC is dedicated to fostering respectful and constructive conversations. By completing your registration, you agree to uphold the Temple Israel Racial Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (REDI) norms to ensure a considerate and inclusive environment.
The Temple Israel Progressive Israel Caucus (TIPIC) is a congregant-led group that seeks to create safe spaces for temple members to explore and express perspectives on Israel. If you would like to start your own lay-led group with staff support to connect with other Temple Israel members who have common interests, passions, or identities, please let us know!
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