Programs - התנועה המסורתית

The Masorti Movement offers a variety of programs aimed at enriching our values and providing diverse learning opportunities for everyone to enjoy. Discover more about the various programs and learning opportunities we offer below.

Masorti’s National Women’s Study Days

Several times a year, 300-400 women unite for a day of study, prayer and social interaction and education programs. A joint project of the Masorti Movement, the Women’s League for Conservative Judaism, and the Schechter Institute for Jewish Studies, rabbis and lay educators volunteer their time to provide engaging learning opportunities for all who wish to increase their understanding of Jewish history, thought, tradition and observance. The education programs enhance and enrich understanding of Jewish history, values and traditions.

Revuta

The Revuta program, tailored for kehillah rabbis, recognizes their vital role in introducing Masorti Judaism to Israelis. Ravuta supports Rabbis in cultivating their kehillot, aiming to inspire Israelis to embrace their Judaism and explore modern traditions. Through professional development, Jewish studies, and targeted programming, Revuta continues to empower Masorti Rabbis in Israel. Each year the program focuses on enhancing skills and impact with specific study topics and tools. By nurturing creativity and proactivity, Ravuta equips Rabbis to lead our kehillot in offering programs that resonate with the Israeli public.

Nevatim

Nevatim is a new Masorti initiative supporting grassroots kehillot and minyanim across Israel, especially in towns without full-time rabbis. Through flexible mini-grants, spiritual leadership visits, and volunteer training, Nevatim helps emerging communities grow from within—offering meaningful Jewish experiences rooted in tradition, inclusion, and local leadership. Born out of wartime resilience and backed by early success, Nevatim empowers each kehillah to become a vibrant center of Jewish life.

Kol Kore - Learn to read Torah

Kol Kore is an interactive learning platform run by the Masorti Movement in Israel, created by members of Kehillat Hod VeHadar in Kfar Saba. The site is designed for anyone who wishes to read from the Torah or the Haftarah—children, teens, and adults alike—as well as for those who want to pass that knowledge on to others.

Whether you are preparing to read from the Torah for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, teaching in a school or community setting, or simply looking to reconnect with Jewish texts, Kol Kore invites you to learn at your own pace, in a way that is clear, accessible, and meaningful.

Click here to go to the Kol Kore website.