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Message from our Co-Chairs on violence in Israel & Gaza

This is a deeply saddening and distressing period in Israel/Palestine. Our hearts are broken from the news that hundreds of Israeli civilians have been murdered or taken as hostages in Hamas’ attacks. We know that this is an anxious time for the many Kehillah members with friends and family in Israel: our thoughts are with you. As a community, we have each other for support – please check in on and reach out to one another for comfort. We are dismayed at the escalation of violence – including civilian deaths in Gaza – and pray for its swift end, along with peace for all Israelis and Palestinians.

High Holidays – Chag Sameach!

High holidays booking

We would like to invite you to book for our High Holidays services and programming.

Please click this link here, which will take you to the high holiday ticketing form for all high holiday services and events, from Rosh Hashanah through Simchat Torah!

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Note: We have booked most of our events at Saint Olave’s Hall in Finsbury Park, N4 2TW (where we had Pesach Seder this year), so please pay attention to the location of every service, as most are not at our usual location.

Also, the hall we’ve booked is large enough, therefore Members do not need to book for services, but they do need to book for lunch, buy guest tickets if applicable, add yarzheit information and volunteer!

Members are welcome to invite non-Members and friends, but please do tell them they still must book on with this ticketing form.

There will also be children’s services/activities alongside the adult services for Rosh Hashanah morning and YK morning.

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WHO WE ARE

Kehillah North London is a thriving and diverse Jewish community, based in Stoke Newington. We are proud of our inclusive, friendly and innovative approach to building an intergenerational Jewish community. We are from many different Jewish backgrounds. Our community and leaders include Mizrahi, Sephardi, and Ashkenazi Jews, Jews of Colour, Black Jews, Latinx/Latino Jews, Asian Jews, mixed-heritage Jews and their non-Jewish families and chosen families, people who were born Jewish and Jews by choice. Children and adults of all ages are welcome and involved. Most importantly, we seek to ensure that no one is marginalised, and where we miss the mark in achieving this important goal, we commit to keep learning and continue getting there.