Friday Evening Service with Omri, an IDF Brigade Operations Officer (Hybrid)

Join us in the sanctuary to welcome Shabbat in song and prayer. This evening, we will have the opportunity to hear from Omri, a Brigade Operations Officer in the IDF who will share his experiences of the current conflict. This service is also accessible on Zoom. Share this event with your friends and family.  All are invited to participate!

About Omri
Major (res.) Omri is an IDF veteran who served in Givati Brigade’s Special Forces, and as a combat company commander. In his reserves duty, he is serving as a Brigade Operations Officer. Omri and his unit got called in the first hours of October 7 to arrive to the region and join the combat forces at the front line.

Omri left his combat service and joined his reserves unit one year ago, after he was injured in combat twice during his service. Omri is a Public Diplomacy and International Relations expert, and managed an international organization promoting Israel’s standing in Europe and the US. He is married to Libat, and a proud father to Yuval, Mika and Ron.

Read more here about Omri and why he is in New England.

Registration: Click on the RSVP registration button above to let us know you will be joining us in the sanctuary. Registration is not required to join us in person, but if you know in advance that you are coming, please let us know! We would love to welcome you.

This event is available on Zoom and pre-registration is required. Please click the purple registration bar above to pre-register. Once you have registered, your unique access link will be emailed to you. If you’re new to Zoom, watch a tutorial or read written instructions on how to join a Zoom video call.

Resources
View the Shabbat flyer
Access our Zoom Shabbat Siddur
View our Challah Baking guide
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