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מסורת של התחדשות יהודית

The Israel Movement for Reform & Progressive Judaism (IMPJ) is the umbrella organization of all the Reform communities and institutions in Israel.
We seek to integrate Jewish tradition with the realities of modern life, and believe in the right of each individual to shape their own Jewish way of life through a process of study and reflection. The Reform movement emphasizes the commandments concerning relations between humans, religious tolerance, and full equality between women and men in the synagogue and in all walks of life.

To Learn and to Do Veida

To Learn and to Do Veida

See the layout for this year's IMPJ Veida conference

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Your life time experience: celebrate a Reform Bar & Bat Mitzvah in Israel

Your life time experience: celebrate a Reform Bar & Bat Mitzvah in Israel The experience of becoming a Bar / Bat Mitzvah is an important milestone Jewish pre-teens embark on at the age of 12 or 13. Whether you envision a Bar/Bar Mitzvah at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, Masada, one of the Reform Movement's 30 Reform congregations, or any other historic location in Israel, contact us to begin your journey to marking this milestone in Israel!


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Welcome to Our New Facebook Page!

Welcome to Our New Facebook Page! Follow the link and join us on our brand new Facebook page! http://www.facebook.com/IsraelReformJudaism


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Communities

The IMPJ seeks to strengthen Jewish identity in Israel. Our congregations, from Nahariya in the north to Kibbutz Lotan in the southern desert, seek to bring Israelis closer to Jewish heritage and culture and to the values of pluralism, equality and humanism.

The IMPJs Community Outreach Department is responsible for a wide range of programs and activities in the communal and public spheres:


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Social Justice

Social Justice Jewish tradition mandates concern for others, and the IMPJ takes this value seriously.

The IMPJ cooperates with local congregations, the Israel Religious Action Center, the Young Adult Leadership Forum and other bodies in order to plan and implement social justice programs. Activities include distributing basic school equipment to disadvantaged students before the beginning of the school year; distributing traditional food parcels for the needy at Passover; and running a social justice fair at two leading Israeli universities to expose students to organizations active in the field.


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