Home and Homeland: Dinner and Discussion with IPF Atid, 9/29/26, 7:30pm

Last year, we gathered in the Sukkah to consider the complex relationship and tensions many of us feel between our desire to be rooted in the United States, while maintaining a strong connection to Israel (Land or State), its People(s), and Jews around the world. Join us as we pick up the conversation again, this time focusing more on what it means to build a home in the Diaspora while maintaining a distinct identity that connects us to places and people far beyond our borders. Whether you feel anchored in one place or stretched across many, please join us over dinner in the Sukkah as we explore the relationship between idealism and pragmatism as they relate to the United States, Israel, and world Jewry. 

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