top of page
Moroccan Mosaic
אוונט מימונה (1).jpg

Traditional Moroccan Mimuna Celebration!

The Tel Aviv International Synagogue is pleased to invite you to our traditional Moroccan Mimuna celebration! 

Monday, April 29 - 8:30pm at TAIS - Frishman 23

In rich Morrocan style, try on some traditional clothing and enjoy music and dancing, Moroccan cuisine, Moroccan sweets and alcoholic beverages. 

Take your picture in the Photo Booth with your costume, drink and the Saharan background! 

Admission is Free! RSVP is a Must! 

Join us, share with your friends and enjoy!!

Calm Sea
שביעי של פסח בבינלאומי תל אביב (1).jpg

TLV's Young Community 7th day of Pesach
@TAIS - Frishman 23!  

Join hundreds of Young Internationals & Israelis at our festive holiday services with Rabbi Yair Revivo, Chazzan David Blum & Team TAIS!
 

Sunday, April 28
7:01 pm- Candle Lighting (18 min)
7:00 pm- Mincha & Festive Holiday Services.
Our acclaimed Champagne Kiddush Reception in the beautiful Shomron Garden to follow!

10:30pm - Shiur with Rabbi Joel Benhamo (French) details below
10:30pm - Shiur with Rabbi Yair Revivo (Hebrew)
11:30pm - Shirat Hayam at Frishman Beach

 

Monday, April 29
8:45am - Morning Services
10:45am (approx) - Yizkor
7:00 pm - Mincha
7:59 pm - Maariv & Musical Havdalah

Cours en français_*
Veillée d’étude 7e jour de Pessah’ 28 avril 22:30

*« Nous sommes tous des convertis »*
*_Réflexion talmudique sur la figure du converti_*
Par Joël Benhamou
Directeur de la Yechiva des Étudiants de Marseille

 

Complimentary Admission!  Invite your Friends!

There's NOTHING like Holidays & Shabbats @TAIS!!! 

Cocktails
WhatsApp Image 2024-04-25 at 22.07.53.jpeg

TLV's Young Community Kabbalat Shabbat 
@TAIS - Frishman 23!  

Join hundreds of Young Internationals & Israelis at our renowned Carlebach Kabbalat Shabbat & Cocktails and Champagne Kiddush Reception as we sing and bring in the Shabbat in grand style with Rabbi Rafi Shuchat Chazzan David Blum & Team TAIS!


Friday, April 26
7:00 pm- Candle Lighting (18 min)
7:00 pm- Mincha & Carlebach Kabbalat Shabbat.
Our acclaimed Champagne Kiddush Reception in the beautiful Shomron Garden to follow!

Shabbat Chol Hamoed, April 27
8:45 am - Morning Services
A Kiddush Luncheon to follow!
6:50 pm - Mincha
7:10 pm- Seudah Shlishit and the Tzvi Herschel Memorial Talmud Shiur with Rabbi Rafi Shuchat
7:58 pm - Maariv & Musical Havdalah

Complimentary Admission!  Invite your Friends!

There's NOTHING like SHABBAT @TAIS!!! 

שולחן ליל הסדר

Calling all freed Israelites! Don't Pass Over this Seder!!!

* Meet amazing new people from around the world!
* Enjoy an elegant and gourmet catered Seder dinner!
* Experience the Ultimate Pesach Seder with The Tel Aviv International Synagogue family filled with song, study and spirit!

Monday, April 22
following festive Evening Services at 7:00pm

Cost:
Regular Ticket - 320 NIS
Discounted Early Registration (until 16.4)-
295 NIS
TAIS Members 5784 - 280 NIS
Children (3-8) - 160 NIS
Lone Soldiers - FREE!

Limited Seating - Do NOT Delay to Register!
Absolute Deadline: Wednesday, April 17 or until we're sold out!
Please note: No reservation is complete without payment!

To register Online: https://eventbuzz.co.il/tais-pesachseder-2024

To save the charges and pay by check, cash or bank transfer,

contact Liat 054-3255502.


Chag Kasher V'Sameach!

Passover Symbols

As Pesach approaches, we are pleased to offer, once again this year, a full package gourmet Seder Kit including a 5 course Holiday meal for 4 plus everything you need for the Seder from shankbone to afikoman - delivered right to your door!

 

We will also offer the option of ordering the full Seder Kit excluding the meal.

 

In addition, you can participate in the great and important mitzvah of Kimcha D'Pischa - to donate Seder provisions for those in need.

 

Each Full Seder Kit and Catering includes:
* A Seder Plate with all the items required.
* Matzah Shmurah Handmade (3) plus 1 Kilo of Matza Shmura Machine Made
* Wine and Grape Juice
* Deluxe & Complete Plasticware table settings
* A fully catered 5 course gourmet meal for four including:
a. 5 types of Salads
b. Fish Appetizer
c. Chicken Soup with Kneidelach (Matza Balls)
c. Two Entrees - Chicken and Meat
d. 3 Side Dishes
e. Dessert

 

Each package includes four meals and delivery to your door at NO additional cost within Tel Aviv. Outside of Tel Aviv, there is a delivery fee.

Contact Hodaya to arrange - 052-432-0312

 

Cost for the full package:

TAIS Members: 1,100 nis
Non-Members: 1,200 nis

 

Cost for the Seder Kit alone (to include the Seder plate, wine and matza as above):

TAIS Members: 199 nis
Non-Members: 220 nis

 

As we raise chessed funds for the holiday, we hope to help subsidize and/or provide the above Seder Kit & Catering for those in need. If you are able to contribute to the efforts, if you know someone in need or if you yourself are in need, pls email us at TAISFrishman23@gmail.com.

To order Online: https://eventbuzz.co.il/sederkitsanddinner2024

​To pay in cash, check or bank transfer, contact Liat at 054-325-5502

 

Absolute Order Deadline: Wednesday, April 17

Wishing everyone a sweet, happy and most importantly, a healthy Pesach!

שולחן ליל הסדר

Pre-Pesach Preparation with TAIS!

1.  Sale of Chametz

Rabbi Ariel is available for selling your chametz most mornings and evenings after services.  If you cannot make it in person, email TAIS with all the addresses that have Chametz to TAIS.Frishman23@gmail.com .

Deadline for Chametz sales through TAIS: Thursday, April 18 – 10:00am 

Alternatively, you can sell your chametz online through Tzohar at the following link:  CLICK HERE

Deadline for online Chametz sales: Monday, April 22 – 8:00a

 

2.  Kosher List for Passover

Here are some resources for products that do NOT Require a Kosher for Passover Label. Although many of the products are American, they give a decent outline as to what is required worldwide.  

For a listing of OU products:https://www.kashrut.com/Passover/pdf/OU_2024_NoOUPNeeded.pdf  

For a more general guide, click here:  

 

For Israel - Here is List of Food Products that Do NOT Require a special Kosher for Passover Label

The products must be sealed and not opened before Passover.

  1.  Fresh or Frozen Meat (not ground), Chicken, Fish

  2.  Smoked Salmon (lox), Tuna in water or olive oil.   Sephardim can also use tuna in vegetable oil.

  3.  Oil – Olive & Canola for Ashkenazim.  Sephardim can also use Soy and Corn Oil

  4.  Frozen Vegetables ex. broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, etc

  5.  Apple Cider Vinegar, Wine Vinegar, Balsamic Vinegar

  6.  Salt, Sugar, Lemon Juice, Honey, Coffee, Tea (Black, White, Green included, flower and fruit tea not included)

  7.  Butter, Long Life Milk

 

3.  Kitniyot for Ashkenazim in Israel - More is Permitted than Meets the Eye

Ashkenazim and some North African Jews have the custom to refrain from eating Kitniyot (rice, corn, beans, legumes, etc).  Many of the packaged food in Israel is labeled “Kosher for Passover – for Kitniyot Eaters Only”.  However, Rabbi Stav and Tzohar has ruled that as long as Kitniyot ingredients are not on the label, the products are permitted to Ashkenazim for a number of reasons:  

1. Most often, the labeling is a result of the factory not cleaning the production line between runs, not because there is actual Kitniyot in the product. 
2.  If Kitniyot ingredients are not listed, they can constitute less than 2% of the product thereby rendering them insignificant (batel bashishim) and therefore permitted.  Even though the kitniyot were added intentionally which usually invalidates the "batel" clause, since they were added for Sephardic consumers who are permitted to eat them without reservation, it is not forbidden for Ashkenazim.
3.  The Kitniyot have changed form in the mixture. 

Here is also a listing of food products that are labeled “Kosher for Passover for Kitniyot Eaters Only” that are permitted for Ashkenazim.

  1. Meat products

  2. Cheese and dairy products

  3. Vitamins and Medicines – even chewables with flavor which strengthen the body and boost the immunity (according to Rav Herschel Schechter of YU)

  4. Margarine Vikol (from the manufacturer Olivia) 

  5. Mayonnaise from Olive or Canola Oil - has only 0.15% kitniyot

  6. Cakes and cookies that have no actual kitniyot but are baked on an oven tray with soy oil.  

  7. Any product where Kitniyot is not listed as an ingredient on the package (which means that it's less than 2% of the ingredients and therefore Batel B'Shishim)

 

4.  Pre-Pesach Seminars

Join our pre-Pesach seminars at TAIS! 

Tuesday, April 9 at 8:00pm - Haggadah Study with Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn

Sunday, April 14 at 6:00pm - Kashering your Kitchen with Rabbi Michael Wolff

5.  Kitchen Kashering

We recommend the following website as a guide to Kashering your Kitchen for Pesach:  CLICK HERE

There is also a great video tutorial here - https://www.kosher.com/video/ous-practical-guide-to-kashering-your-kitchen-for-passover-1088

 

6.  The Fast of the Firstborn and Siyum Bechorim 

The Siyum will take place on Monday morning, April 22 following Shacharit at 7:45am.  All firstborn men in attendance will thereby be exempt from the Fast of the Firstborns.  A light breakfast will be served.

 

7.  Shabbat HaGadol Drasha

Rabbi Yair Revivo will deliver the Shabbat HaGadol Drasha this year on Shabbat, April 20 following Mincha at 6:30pm.

 

8. How Do You Jew - A Seder Tutorial with Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn

Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn presents a 5 part “How Do You Jew?” mini-series on how to run your own Seder.  (The sound quality is challenged at times but very much worth watching!)
Part 1 – The Seder Table  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqoSxPgTT7Q
Part 2 – Kadesh, Urchatz, Carpas, Yachatz  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g60nxUaRPmM
Part 3 – Magid  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjOgCt65ZtA
Part 4 – Rachtza, Motzei, Matza, Maror, Korech  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QfhpC02-zg
Part 5 – Tzafun, Barech, Hallel, Nirtza  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X9elk1Cu7c
A Passover Hagaddah:  https://opensiddur.org/compilations/festival-guides-and-haggadot/passover-seder/haggadah-for-pesah-an-english-translation/


Important Halachic Times (TLV) & Schedule of Services for Pesach

Monday, April 22 - Erev Pesach

7:45am - Morning Services & Siyum for Fast of the Firstborn

10:27am (Gra) - Latest Time to Eat Chametz

11:33am (Gra) - Latest Time to Burn Chametz

6:57pm - Candle Lighting (18 min)

7:00pm - Mincha & Festive Holiday Services with Rabbi Chazzan Israel Schwartz

 

Tuesday, April 23 - First Day of Pesach

12:39am - Latest Time to Eat Afikoman

8:45am - Morning Services followed by a light Kiddush

6:50pm - Mincha 

7:54pm - Maariv & Havdalah

 

Wednesday, April 24 - Friday, April 26 - Chol HaMoed

7:45am - Shacharit

7:00pm - Mincha & Maariv

 

Friday, April 26 - Erev Shabbat Chol HaMoed

7:00pm - Candle Lighting (18 min)

7:00pm - Mincha & Carlebach Kabbalat Shabbat with Chazzan David Blum

 

Shabbat, April 27 - Shabbat Chol HaMoed

8:45am - Morning Services with Chazzan David Blum 

6:50pm - Mincha & Seudah Shlishit

7:10pm - Talmud Shiur with Rabbi Rafi 

7:58pm - Maariv & Havdalah

Sunday, April 28 - Erev Seventh Day of Pesach

7:45am - Shacharit
7:00pm - Festive Evening Services with Chazzan David Blum

7:01pm - Candle Lighting (18 min)

10:30- Vigil study 7th of Passover by rabby Joel Benhamo (France)

11:30- Shirat Hayam on frishman beach

Monday, April 29 - Seventh Day of Pesach

8:45am - Morning Services with Chazzan David Blum followed by a light Kiddush

10:45am (approx.) - Yizkor

7:00pm - Mincha

7:59pm - Maariv & Havdalah

bottom of page