Shalom @dafnimbus thanks 🙏 for tuning in

That's an age old question. Thanks for tuning in to and engaging with Boker Tov.

Hi @abechanny 👋 our sanctuary cameras are pointed on Shabbat Morning mostly on the bimah and musical accompaniment. We pan the pews during the prelude music, and as the service concludes.

Thanks. All the best, shanah tova

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@tzvideer thank you for tuning in. Sh'ma Koleinu means Hear Our Voice, our family friendly collaborative service, expresses the spirit of the High Holy Days through music, drama and poetry.

@@TempleSinaiToronto i am totally with you, you should make family friendly collaborative "service" not tefilla, but seriously make it sometime in November or July or January when people return from skiiing. but people must know this has nothing to do with the Jewish High Holy days that G-d determined how it is spposed to be and not some progressive "Rabbi". Judaism is based on G-d given laws that has never chnaged in 3000 years, never been rectified and never updated. there is no need to wear a Kippa, you can wear an all inclusive cross or hold some prayer beads. really, you are misleading good innocent people who "think" they are going to a Jewish service but it is not and never will be Jewish service. anyway, just to be clear to the ignorant "tinokos shnishbu" music is forbidden on the jewish Shabbos and Jewish holidays using electricity, instruments, the way you do, is also forbidden. anything else is like really nice, nice service, good vibes, clubhouse, lovely whatever but sadly nothing Jewish. anyway, this argument will never end until Mashiach doeth cometh. he will come one day, soon, but when he takes us on wings of eagles to the prommised land he may forget to bring some people along with him....

@stevenstreets695 thank you for complementing our Cantor. A comment like that is welcome anytime across our videos. Please refrain from self promotion on our channel videos as it violates KZbins community guidlines and we would hate to then censor.

It's just a joke on this site BUT.. I do have a fresh $10 Canadian bill from the Toronto fans last night singing along after the game. @@TempleSinaiToronto

@shanestarr100 thank you for tuning in. Sh'ma Koleinu means Hear Our Voice, it's our family friendly participatory service.

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@davidbeckett-n9l thank you for tuning in. Allow us to point you to resources that will better inform you on the topic of 'Occupation' and 'apartheid' - expound on the values staunchly held by North American Reform Jewry and of those amongst Temple Sinai's partners in Israel: www.camera.org/article/deconstructing-israeli-apartheid/ reformjudaism.org/blog/issue-remains-two-states-two-peoples Mansour Abbas, the head of the Islamist United Arab List (Raam) Party in Israel’s 24th Knesset, himself stated Israel is not an “apartheid state.” “Apartheid” is an Afrikaans word meaning “apartness” and applies to the system of racial segregation in place in South Africa between 1948 and 1994. www.cija.ca/myth_israel_is_an_apartheid_state From the Religious Action Center of (IRAC) rac.org/issues/israel-peace-and-security We believe that Kol yisrael arevim zeh ba’zeh (Shevuot 39a), “All of Israel and the Jewish people are responsible, one for the other.” We are committed to the safety and vitality of the Jewish people and to a secure and just state of Israel as a home - for all Jews and for all its inhabitants. Additionally from The Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism (IMPJ) reform.org.il/en/ - strives to promote Israel as a Jewish and democratic state by nurturing values of religious pluralism, tolerance, equality.