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Siddurim


Siddurim Follow along with us! Friday Night Service Siddur Saturday Morning Service Siddur Torah Reading for 4/20/23: Parashat Metzora

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Sinai Streamed Schedule


Sinai Streamed: Connecting Virtually & Spiritually Please join us for ongoing virtual programming, the majority of which is accessible via Sinai Temple’s YouTube channel. In order to receive the latest content, check out our Streaming Site, and don’t forget to “subscribe” to Sinai Temple’s channel and “like” our Facebook page. check out our streaming site Subscribe to YouTube Channel On our YouTube channel, please be sure to “tap” the bell icon in the upper right corner to receive notifications whenever we go live. This way you and your family will not miss a thing! You may also consider downloading the…

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Sinai Temple’s Evolving Response to COVID-19


Sinai Temple COVID Policy Effective October 20, 2022 Our Sinai Temple Senior Leadership and Medical Advisory Committee continue to monitor the status of COVID in our county and best practices for community safety.  Our updated COVID protocols below are in concordance with LA County Department of Public Health. Please note: These policies are subject to change if we experience a COVID surge and the community risk level increases. We continue to encourage everyone be fully vaccinated and boosted.  It is the most effective way to keep our Sinai Temple community safe. Effective immediately: Individuals of all ages, independent of vaccine status,…

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Schedule


High Holy Days 5781 Service Schedule streaming.sinaitemple.org Visit our High Holy Day microsite! Members in good standing have received a password for access to all High Holy Day content. All services will be available on this microsite, as well as links for Zoom experiences, High Holy Day resources, and more. If you have not received this password but believe you should have, please reach out to [email protected] Because Sinai Temple strives to serve the larger Jewish community, this year our Erev Rosh Hashanah, Kol Nidre, and most of the Yom Kippur services will be streamed LIVE to the public! Join…

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Yahrzeit Names For This Shabbat


April 20-26; 12-18 Nisan Nosrat Ahdoot Heshmat Assil Lula Mae Banks Yakov Begin Tedrae Berkowitz Louis Berman Patricia Anne Byrne Morris (Moshe) Climan Arlette Darwish Frances Deutsch Faye Edelman Domb Mario Driz David Edri Sion Elghanyan Amir Elihu David Eslamboli Simon S. Farahdel Max Fink Mary Ellen Fink Leo Frankenstein Helen Gepner Chernov Philip Gewarter Heshmat C. Ghatan Jerome Goldenberg Abe Goldin Jack Gruberman Leo Gutentag Rouhollah Halimi Touran Shenassa Hekmat Muriel B. Honig Irwin Kahan Molouk Khorramian Leon Knobel Joseph Kraus Lynette Kurtzman Edward Lane Marcia Lane Yetta Lederman Florence Leonard Marvin Stanley Lerner Rachel Levitt Reba F. Malamed…

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A Young Democrat’s Perspective At Policy Conference 2018


By Elizabeth Cushnir, 9th Grade I went into AIPAC not knowing what to expect. I knew I would be one of the more liberal teens in our delegation, and I also thought I might also be one of the more liberal people attending. While I consider myself very liberal, I love Israel. However, I also believe that Israel, like all countries, is not perfect. I went into my AIPAC experience hopeful, but also a little nervous. Would it be super biased? Would I feel singled out for being more liberal? Would I be called anti-Israel (as I have been called…

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My Very First AIPAC


By Aaron Benyamini, 9th grade The American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s (AIPAC) Policy Conference  is a yearly event that attracts people from all different backgrounds for one cause — Israel. Being a teen, Policy Conference surprised me in many different ways. Most adults and teens I have talked to see this event to be political event. I view it differently. I see it as a tremendous amount of different kinds of people — Jews, Muslims, Christians, people of color, Republicans, Democrats, anyone —  coming from all around the world to support one cause. It is beautiful and very rare to…

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Howard Kaplan


Howard Kaplan was born in Boyle Heights and grew up three blocks from the entrance to Griffith Park in Los Feliz. At the time, he could not have imagined that one day he would serve as General Manager of Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries, the largest Jewish cemetery organization in California, located just minutes from his childhood home. Howard joined Mount Sinai as its General Manager on February 1, 2018. Before joining Mount Sinai, Howard served as Executive Director of Wilshire Boulevard Temple for 13 years. Prior to becoming Executive Director he spent ten years as Director of the…

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