Dror Israel works to build a caring, just, shared society in Israel. 1,500 trained educators living in 16 Educators’ communities on the social and economic periphery of Israel promote social activism to drive positive change in Israel. These educators live in the neighborhoods they serve, bridging gaps, & solving local problems. Through the Dror Israel schools for youth at risk, Jewish-Arab programs, the youth movement, workshops, community projects and local and national social justice initiatives, Dror Israel betters the lives of 150,000 people every year.

Dror Israel inspires inclusivity, equality, and responsibility for oneself and one’s community.

During the first phase of the COVID-19 quarantine, Dror Israel provided essential services in local communities throughout Israel:

• 1,000+ children of medical workers attended Dror Daycare
• 6,000+ seniors received food and medicines
• 3,000+ face shields were produced in Dror schools and distributed to hospitals
• 800+ volunteers picked and packed produce in 30+ fields

Our presenter is Roei Tau. Roei Tau founded a soccer program for at-risk youth as part of Dror Israel where he also works as a development director. Roei holds a B.Ed in informal education and a teacher's certificate from Israel's leading teachers college - Beit Berl.
For the last 7 years, Roei has been travelling frequently to North America's vibrant Jewish centers to collaborate with individuals, organizations, and communities around his passion for the Zionist ideal and the future of the state of Israel. Roei is big lover of the Israeli kitchen and cooks an amazing Shakshouka; he loves to combine music and dance. Roei is 33 years old, lives with his partner in Petach Tikva as part of Dror Israel's Educators Community.

Check out: www.drorisrael.org 

Due to changes in Zoom’s policies, and in order to keep our Shul’s virtual meetings secure, all links and passwords to our virtual meetings will be available to our members in our weekly What’s On newsletter and also in the member’s portal.

Any non-members who would like to join a public program or service are most welcome to email Yaron , and the link and password will be emailed to you.