1. Come to shul. Our shuls are saying extra prayers for Israel and standing in solidarity with our people.
2. Donate. Many Israel charities have launched emergency appeals. Please consider donating at this difficult time.
3. Pray. Please join us in reciting some prayers for the healing of the wounded, the comforting of those tragically bereaved, the swift rescue of those taken captive and protection from further violence.
Please join us in reciting some prayers for the healing of the wounded, the comforting of those tragically bereaved, the swift rescue of those taken captive and protection from further violence.
The Chief Rabbi has composed a new prayer for Israel which you can read here.
Psalm 23: In this Psalm and prayer King David expresses his trust in God and hope for the future
Psalm 120 is a prayer by King David to save him from people who sought peace but mean war.
Psalm 121 is associated with the prayers of our patriarch Yaakov, Jacob, for God’s protection from the wrath of his brother Esav, Esau.
Psalm 130 asks God to listen to our prayers and answer our pleas.
The Prayer for the State of Israel is recited each Shabbat in our services. In particular, we focus on its request for peace.
You may also like to read the Prayer for those being held in captivity.
The list of fallen soldiers can be found by clicking here.
And finally, Acheinu is recited in our morning prayers on Mondays and Thursday, in which we ask God to look after us wherever we are.
4. Learn. Learn something in memory of those murdered and in the merit of those injured. See what learning is happening in your community or speak to your rabbi or rebbetzen.
5. Attend an event in one of our shuls. Many of our shuls are hosting events. You can find the full list of all shul events coming up by clicking here.
6. Look at our social media channels. We will be posting uplifting content about the crisis on our social media feeds. You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Our younger members can also see the content which will be posted by Tribe on their Twitter, Facebook and Instagram channels.
