Friday, January sixteenth
Spend a night at Beit Knesset Hanassi and luxuriate in conversations about AI and the values that drive Israel as a startup nation. This matter will likely be mentioned by South African-born Rabbi Joel Kenigsberg and California-born Rabbi Moi Nabon, who serve at Rehab Synagogue.
Navon was one in every of Mobileye’s first workers and constructed a life as a religious Jew in Israel, due to an early mentor, Ray Eshkanazi, an observant Jewish engineer.
He will mix his views on science and what it means to be Jewish in fashionable society throughout this Shabbaton, which can proceed tomorrow at 8 a.m. with a category on “Autonomous Weapons Systems and Human Dignity.”
Other classes embrace “Man-Machine and the Meaning of Life,” held earlier than synagogue providers, and “Technology and the End of Days,” held after Seuda Sherisit.
This uncommon weekend concludes with a chat on “AI because the New Golem” on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Friday’s dialogue is free at 7:30 pm at 24 Usishkin Street.
Saturday, January seventeenth
Hear the story of Adi Agai, the Jerusalem rapper who set social media on hearth together with his hit single “Jerusalem Girl” (“Yalda Yelsalmit”). She sings in specific Hebrew about queer life, leaving a tech profession, and never becoming in (“What does a lady who likes to learn appear like?”) sing.
Doors open at 8:30 p.m. The live performance begins at 9:30 p.m. NIS 90. Yellow Submarine. 13 Harekevim St. Call (02) 679-4040 for reservations.
Sunday, January 18th
“Explore My Life on the Moment” is a brand new group exhibition at Beit Avi Chai Gallery, that includes works by Meydad Eliyahu, Raya Bruckenthal, Noga Greenberg, Elkanah Levy, and Alon Kedem.
The exhibition will show new works by these Jerusalem-based artists, grouped across the bigger theme of creative creativity through the ongoing warfare.
44 King George St., free Sunday by way of Thursday, 10 a.m. to six p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to six p.m.
Monday, January Nineteenth
Visit the Van Leer Institute and take part in a dialogue of Hebrew between rivers and seas. In this uncommon private graphic novel, Hillel Cohen tells readers how his life unfolded from a spiritual Jewish nationalist to a proud Israeli scholar fascinated by Arab tradition.
The e book contains private historical past from his many walks in Judea and Samaria, his appreciation of interreligious dialogue, and his fierce perception that the opposite facet is simply as deeply human and deeply flawed as we’re.
7:30 p.m., 43 Jabotinsky St. Hebrew Event. Free with advance registration. For extra info, please contact vanleer@vanleer.org.il. An English translation of this e book will likely be revealed quickly.
Tuesday, January twentieth
Enjoy a particular night time of David Lynch movies at discounted ticket costs, Forever Lynch. The films embrace “Wild at Heart” (8 p.m.), “Lost Highway” (8:30 p.m.) and “Twin Peaks: Fire Walks with Me” (9 p.m.).
In English. NIS 30 per movie. From 7pm to 8pm, the bar will promote wine glasses at a 2-for-1 value. Cinema by Sam Spiegel, 3 Menora St. To reserve, go to cinema.jsfs.co.il.
Wednesday, January twenty first
Readers trying to restore their beloved however worn-out furnishings ought to attempt Taam Shel Paam (Taste of Old Times). This long-established vintage retailer shares many uncommon objects, from Swiss cuckoo clocks and Seventies Swedish workplace chairs to Nineteenth-century British kitchen tables.
17 Tzarat St., Talpiot. Sunday to Thursday 10am to 6pm Friday 9am to 1:30pm For extra info, please name (02) 679-7451.
Thursday, January twenty second
Visit the Jerusalem Cinematheque to benefit from the Fall Japanese Film Festival, which options The Trial of Love. Directed by Koji Fukada, the movie is an attention-grabbing story set on the planet of Japanese pop music.
A younger girl on the verge of turning into a star meets her associate and falls in love. The motive her supervisor drags her to courtroom is as a result of the contract she signed with him has a “no love” clause, which forbids her from tarnishing her harmless, girlish picture. Who will win this lawsuit?
6pm Japanese with English and Hebrew subtitles. NIS 43. 11 Hebron Road For reservations please name (02) 565-4333.
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